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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1870

Bark Berg Nielsen .-.----.-.---sl,d1 SEPT sept ~
BARK Bean Monde. Hawkins. -...... sld sept 20 20
Bark Herlof Herlefsen, Olsen --..-..sid Oct 10
Bark Rebus, Petersen Oct 30 io
Bark Magnolia Billion. ED Oet ds
Bark Wilkingen Arn 4esnaic5 Oct %
Bark Racer. Knudson .-.:.:---.---'---'oiu NOV
Ship Ajax, Apenes- -----.----.----sIl d Nov
Ship Albert sid Nov IS
Ship Atlas Larsen. -sio oct =
Bark Norge Scrensen- oept %
Bark Marie, Olsen.... -...--..----.''''siu oc' %
BORDEAUX.
Shin Georgietta Lawrence, Brewster. ..sld Oct
Bark c Jayne Hawkins SD NOV ID
Bark Hessel Samuelson.- so oct ~
Bark Imperator, Cosach o0' ~
Ship John Mann Gibson. .::....----.sId get 10
Ship Senator Weber. Tredwell.. Oct
Ship Kate Prince, Hamilton. ....----.. sla OeU
Shin Emma Secor Moore .-.---------sid Nov
Rark Champion Kellam ---.-- --.sld NOV
LONDONDERRY. n
Bark Anal, Lunoe .,;:,s----t-------sl stu NOV 10
Ship Queen of Natuns ....-.....----..sid NOV -
PLYMOUTH
Shin Eastern Star, Gendrie -------...sld NOV D
BARROW. ENG. =.
Bark Mercator Wug.... .siu NOV -
Bark Bavela, Rout- NOV 10
GRAyEsEND -
Bark Sandwich. Samuesen ..-....-...,sld NOV 10
BREMEN.
r.
Ship a stronOm, klapper- --....-----.--Sld OtI 81
Ship Storm King, Boyd.--.-..-------sid Oct "a
Ship Constancia Soltenberg SIG o0' -
Shin Souverain, Wilhelmsen- -.sld Nov
BRISTOL, ENG :.
Ship Gen Shepley Hutchins -..........slo oct ~
CARDIFF, WALES.
Ship Madge Wildfre Hoffman ---..sId Nov . .
Ship Marian Thompson -.-----.----siu NOV
GLOUCESTER. 80
Ship Royal Charter, Robbins ..--.-.sid oet 10
Ship & E Lovett, Blimley --..-......sld Oct
DUNDEE. -
| Bark Magdaena Brunsgaard .....!+- sid NOV II
GREENOCK. 40
Ship selanda, Allen -sio NOV ~
| Bark Cap Christensen. --sid NOV Il
| DUBLIN. 80
Ship Venus. ca Oet - -
| Park Mercu1ius, Ludwigsen cid Nov 1t
| WATERFORD. .
| Bark Leifield Evansen- -------sla NOV IL
| LIMERICK. -
Ship Ruby Robertson ............sld Oct q
| YARMOUTH, n. S. .
| Ship Paul Boyton McMullen ---.-----cio NOV /
Bark Johanne Marie. Gustavus-- --.sld Oct =
| FLUSHING. =.
Ship Sabine Paine. -----------so o0' 4
| RoCHEFORT go. 4,
| Bark Garibaldi. Zakatiassen- -...--.--.sla oo' .
| MARSEILLEs.
| Bark Hornet, Madison trPe -
Bark Aurora, Adorna ..----..----.--siu NOV
| CETTE. =
Bark Aurora, Adams 'ep' .
l NUEVITAS.
Schooner Monadnock Baker. :....'.----'slo NOV
Il LEGIIORN.
Park Kallisto Witte- NOV
RIO DE JANEIRO :,
Brig Gerhard, Edmin -------...---.slo wv
HARTLEPOOL.
Bark Samson, CapOne .----..-----.------.-slo NV
| COPENHAGEN 49, , =
Bark Meranda, Upland --....----.--.cia oep'
| BARCELONA.
Bark Jupiter, Jacobsen s99 40 NaV
Bark PROTECTOR Ellissen sid Oct
Bark Fylgia, Jensen ---..---..---.---.-siu o''
HAMBURG
Ship Mary Durker, Williams. STU Wv
CHRI5TIANA. .
Bark Jeanne, Garey".--- STU oepo
MALAGA.
| Schooner Y Lanata, Guaguimo- .--.cld oct
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5TEAABoATs.

assumprion, Dalferes from Laurel Valley
T y Frazer Canton from Lower Coast
Jobn Howard. Montgomery from Jacksonpert
Hodge McElroy, from Crosse Tete abroad
Robt Young, Terrebonne from Lafourche Cross
Favorite. Bietry, from Lower Coast
Wawenock, Reynaud, from st James
Home, Sturdivant, from Yazoo River
Henry Tete, Aucoin, from Donadsonvllle
Mary Ida Ruiz. from ST james
ST Mary. Probst, from Lower Coast
Geo Spangler O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Alice. Porter, from Amite River--New Basin
John r Tolle. Brady, from St Louis
CITY of Quincy. Jacobs, from ST Louis
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STEAMBOATS,.
Steamboat and Railroad Agency.

VNHh UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR THE
i Memphis and Ohio River Line of Packets arc
prepared to give through bills of ading IN connecticut
with the boats of the aforementioned Lines the
following Railroads: Little Rock and Pine Baf
Railroad and Ouaehita Railroad from ChlcOt City
vile and Charlottesville Railroad and all its c0nneo-
tions from Evansville, Ind; Cincinnati Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad and all its connections FROM
Cincinnati, For all inform ation and through rate
apply to BURDEAU & WAYNE,
SIT log Gravier street.
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oii'i'n '''"r Miller eco
Schooner H Ingraham, Ames, for Galye stonE pou
=, 1,,, uorr;son for pensacola- Master
British schooner Amelia Ann, Varges, for Nassau
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Exports.

BREMEN-Per steamship San Jacnto-26lo bales
cotton ON
GALVESTON-Per schooner ID Ii Ingraham-3oo
tons coal ,-oo .,t,,
PENSACOLA Per schooner Palma-l5uO SACKS
corn Is sacks oats 80 bbls flour Is bbs pork
NASSAU-Per schooner Amelia Ann DDS vi
-four 80 sacks corn tee shoulders kegs iard he9s
butter IL pkgs sundIies 1000 feet lumber
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y1CKsBURG, GREENvILLE, AND THE
THE BENDS. .o.oo---,
v1CKsBURG GREENXIkLE' = AND NJ The e BENDS
For Greenville, Vicksburg and the
LAX. D Bends The superb passenger steamer
J. W. Tobin, master,
connecting at vicksburg with the Home Line for
Yazoo Tallahatchie and steamer Vicksburg Suntiow-
J. JANNEY, 1T Common street
ADAMS 4 WORK, 9 Commercial Place.
$50 If A. C. GODDIN, SO Magazine street
YICKSBURG AND THE BENDS UNITED
STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every THURSDAY, at r. M.
For GreenvfIle, vicksburG and
lS4nISs the Bends-The fine and fast passenger
Frank Pareoud.
JIM. White, master, q. Holmes CLERK ~
Connecting at vicksbnrg with Parisot Line for al
points On N X5aC 5a aS9 m Common
ADAMS & WORK, Commercial Place.
A. C. GODDIN 50 Magazine street.
HITE CAKLIN, Tchoupitoulas street
Freight taken and through bills of ading signeo
Trenton, Monroe and all stations on the VicksburR
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, by ..
W. B. BROCKETT, Agent, 80 Magazine IL.
SATURDAY VICKSBURG UNITED STATE
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at r N.
For Vicksburg, Davts's BEND
-ua0-t Natchez al d all intermediate iandlnGe-
| The passenger steamer
| NutcheZ,
| T. P feathers, master, j. f. Muse, CLERK,
| connecting at vicksburg with the Parisot Line io
Yazoo Talahatcbie and Sunfower rivers, and with
Anchor Line for Memphis, Cairo and 81 LOUIS
For freight or passage apply on board, orto
| JOHN JANNEY, III Common ST.
| or to HITE & CARLIN, Tchonpltouias 81
Freight taken and throu Oh bills OF ladng signed
| Trenton Monroe and all stations on the Vlcksburg
| Shreveport and Texas Railroad by
w. B. BROCKETT, Agent, 50 Magazine 3D.
| s14 6m
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NPELOUsAs.

RPELOUsAA.
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves MONDAY, Dec 10, at P. NJ
49, - For Washington. Port Harre,
s&ss*Fs3k3 Sim1asport Churchvllle 81 landings on
S&Sxzsf ssn the Coast Atchafalava River sud Bayou
Courtableau-The new and Gght-Graught passenger
steamer
n n BROAD master Theo JOHN clerk,
All freight for Bayou des Gla'zes will be landed at
Simmsport or Big Bend Landing. For freight or pas
sa g,o II BRTTT0N EPPLER LOG Common st.
OPELOUSAS AND COAST
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Dec. g. at 5 Z. M.
szss For Washington, OpeIOusas, Pert
issSs&tu@ Barre, SiInmsport. Churchvlle AND a.
landings the Coast, Atcha,Alsya 1ver
and Bsrou Courtabeau-The
Fieta,
&C. Pickett master A. Meyner, ST., Gle k
will leave as above All freight and passengers
for BayOu des Glazes to landed at Simnlsport or
Big Bend Landing, and for Bayou B9uf at Washing
tor. For freight or passage apply on board or to
n26tf LORD & MCPEAkE 46 Camp street.
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves FRIDAY, Dec. 10, at T. NJ
49, For Washington, Port Barre,
Lss1TksSs Simmsport, Churchville, and all inter
zs<s.fsA mediate landings on the Coast, Atcha,
hlaya River and Bayou Courtableau-The new ano
| light draught passenger steamer
r Oautrevaux master. n. Molaison clerk.
All freight for Bayou des Gaizes will be landed 81
Simmsport or Big Bend Ian ing.
sec tt J. NJ BOWLING IS Decatur street
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Arrived.

Steamship Gusqie, Stone from Brashear CITY 70 q
Whitney &co-Algiers 80 49,, 20
Shultz &co-Point ,.-r 70 Ia
Ship Success, Chase 60 days from Antwerp !" ne-
British ship Regina Murphy from Bristol Sept2 to
ToveI h Baley-Point
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN
Friday Morning. December 10.
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FOR vERA CRUZ.
rANpIUo TUxPAN, CAMPEACHY, PRoGR1-
SO, HAVANA AND NEW YOkk.
VIEW YORK HAVANA AND MEXICAN NALL
STEAMSHIP LINE.
This Tire Is com posed Of the steamships
CITY of ..CaQt. w.. D. oneIeoEa.
Cfty Of Havana. ....CapI. .. II Tnilnp'
suEksan The steamship
4EWA City Of Havauas
S. F. Phillips, commander,
sill leave Ter wharf foot Of Calliope street, IN Ut
Dstrict on FRIDAY. December II, at A NJ
Pssesge to VsrA Cruz, $50 gold.
Nc. 50 Broadway, New York.
For freight or passage, Apply To-
j. u. wJTEERSPOON, Agent
no. co Oarondelet street.
The City of Merida will follow Saturday, January
1876 - =
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WHITE RIVER
yAZOO AND TALIAHATCHIE RIVERS.

YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHIE RIVERS.
YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHlE RIVERS
THROUGH PACKET.
Leaves on FRIDAY, Dec TO- at L. Nj.
For Yazoo, Tchula Lake ard
I6uaSt,S Tallahatchie rivers, Vicksburg and all
= plantation landings-The regular pas
senger packet
Home,
B. W. Sturdivant master III. r. Pritchett clerk
will leave as above For freight passage apply ON
hoard, or to N o DONOHUE rs Gravier street
p. Stalking free hit for the Suntower River
d.
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EmrOrIs.

HAVANA-Per steamship Margaret-'4oo boxes
sugar to Chatfraix & Agar..4 cases cigars Il a uoh
zaes g. Bro. ,coo ,o, &c
RUATAN-Per schooner Martha-z6o0 bnnches OF
bananas 1000 cocoanuts 1000 pantans TO Aiaeheoa
dc0
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VICKSRURG AND MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS AND VICKSBURG PACKET.
-EEA The new and elegant side-whssi
,ksGs5sa4iS passenger steamer
Illinois,
M R. Cheek MASTER J. w Spears, clerk,
Leaves Vicksburg every FRIDAY at II M.
Passengers leaving New Orleans on Thursday even
ing by rail will make sure connections.
Parties consignng freight to care OF steamer ILL
NOJS will please enclose bill of lading to
ana If DUFF GREEN 81 Co. Vicksburg.
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su The Passenger Steamer
,ses5;sas8 Gov. Allen,
John c. Libano master A hoiana clerk,
leaves a. above for Fort Adams Mouth Red River
Rayou Sara Baton Rouge, and all Coast landings
For freight passage apply on board or to
JOHN JANNEY. III Common street
ADAMS & WORK, Commercial Place.
BRITTON g. BPPLER. 104 Common
ya, NJ baa1 of Cnstomhouse street. SIC
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STEAMBOATS,.

81. LOUIS.
sraz,> FOR ct. LOUIS, CAIRO
AISs3&NR MEMPHIS AND Tux BA NDs'
aaeexsAAR The fine steamer
JOHN +. TOLLE.
n NJ Brady master w c. Kimber clerk,
Leaves SATURDAY. December IL, at +. NJ
CITY OF QUINCY,
T. w. Jacol& master, j. r. Pension, clerk,
Leaves SATURDAY, December IL, at T. M ;,
Inroush bills ladlng VIA Cairo ana Belmont IL all
peints North and West.
al J.R wOODs 90. 1n Common st.
TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON.
REGULAR TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
PACKET.
Leaves MONDAY, December 49, at P. NJ.
49,. For all lanafnss on Black, Ma.
ls4aL1llxa con and Tensas rivers-The steamer
Stella Block.
Joe Walker, master. Gabe Block, clerk.
will leave as above positively. For freight pas
sage apply on board, or to
HITE CARLIN. Tchoupit0ulas st.
n3tf LORD & McPEAKE. 46 Camp st.
Will remain in the trade permanently.
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BAYOU SARA.

BAYOU SARA.
esA Fer Bayou Sara, Watsrkc@s
ls4nSt& Hermitage, Port Hudson Baton Roapab
as82fk5dffA Plaauemne, and way landings - Tho
United States mail semi weekly packet,
w. .. Pike,
IT, Brown master S. s. Streok. clerk,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at p. H.,
for Bayou Sara For freight or passage apply TO
HITE CARLlN, Tchoupitoulaa st.
$40 A. G. GODDIN, SO Magazine street
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LAFOURCHR.


REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND DON
ALDSONvILLE WEEKLY PACKET.
The new passenger steamer
Assumption,
Joe Dalferes, master, y. z Dupuis, clerk
DA zS"a ses T thu SSIsa2' At s? n re-.
&l1z5e1 turning down the Coast in daylight, on
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight spRRv 80 Cont on street
COAST DONALDSONVILLE AND LAFoURCHE
The New, Fast and Safe Pas
le4ea senssr Ste Rsp.r. Young,
o. D. Terrebonne master. Frank Dalferes clerk.
Leaves every SATURDAY at 5 p NJ, and every
WEDNESDAY at IL M.
For freight or passage apply on board. OF TO
HITE l. CARLIN, Agents.
n13 I'm Tchoup toulas street.
KEtIULAk BAYOU LArOUkUhh AMI
IsHfuR DoNALDsoNyILLE TRIwEEKLY
PACKET
Henry Tete,
r.asves New Orleans every TUESDAY, THU RSDAY
and SATURDAY at IL NJ: returning down me
Coast in daylight every WEDNESDAY, fhl-
DAY and SUNDAY. For freight or passage
so Apply pp Oh o'"'o B. RIvET, 30 Cont, street.
STEAMSHIPS. ooo,,o,-
NEW YORK. ooo.l
THE CROMWELL LINZ.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
| To sail on THURSDAY, December &c. at A. M
Ir@SHA, Ihis limo ID composed OF the FOLLOWING
Stexmships,
KNICKERBOCKER HUDSON
OORTK6, NEW ohAAASa'
| The steamship
| New Orleans,
| Geo. A. Dearborn. commander,
| Will leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street.
Freight for Liverpool Bremen and Eavre takel
by this line and through bills OF Ading gwen 10
| the same.
AoA noAsA ALFRED KCULTON,
| ,,x-x1x Il Cnrcndolet street.
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SHIPS.
ROTTERDAM.

FOR GENOA.
For Genoa-The frst-class clipper ship
La VOLADORA Casabea, master. having
iA3 large portion of her cargo engaged, Will have
Quick dispatch. For freight apply to
4AioA r. j. BUDDENDORFF,
I, 1856 Common street
For (enon-The strict y AL Norwegian
LIZ bark ANNA Gunnufsen master IS now load
AAE ing for the above port, and having the greater
portion of her cargo gagged and going on board
" II have quick dispatch For balance OF frelgh'
apply to KOHL d. bo zoe Corn,nnn street..
NIL I3o oolro 49,
For Genoa-The strictly Al Norwegian
t.s5 bark SAGA Bic master is now Loading LOT ts %
raA above port and having the greater portion Oh
her cargo Engaged and going on board, WI nave
ouick dispaten For balance of freight Apply 10
dD-0A ROBT J. BUDDENDORtF,
~, 1876 Common street.
tor C.noa-The strictly AL American
ttt.tts. schooner MATILDA KRANZ, Capt. ) ones,
r. is now loading and having large portion on
her cargo engage W ilhave dispatch; F1P 1Teish'
applyt Z. j. ,od Cn1,,non street.
~
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FORT ADAMS.

SEMI-WEEKLY TO FORT ADAMS.
YES every WEDNESDAY and SATUkd,Af, ~
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FOR MEMPHIS AND BENDS.

W. r. Miller master, Geo MiltenberCer, clerk,
will leave as above paying particular attention TO
all way and plantation business. Shippers may rely
on the Dean remaining in the trade the entire season.
Through bills of lading to all points the Ouachia
and Pine Bluff Railroad from Chicot City, and to all
points on White River as high as Jack sonport.
For freight or passage appl, on board, or 10
BUkDEAU g. WAYNE, 100 Gravier street.
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some horses from the yard she WAS
kicked in tho head by ono, newly shod,
and her skull so severely fractured
that a surgical operation was found
necessary for her relief. She is doing
well, and her friends are hopeful of her
recovery.
y commendable example has boon
set by Row. S. G. Evans, the able and
excellent pastor of the Baptist Church,
IN TINS community. y day of public
service was held in his church on Tues
day, July the 18th, for the express pur-
pose OF acknowledging the goodness OF
God in the bOUntiful harvest and uniS
yersal good health vouchsafed the press
ent year in this country. A large
were conducted by Mr.. Evans. Adj
crosses were made by Revs. Messrs.
Mckenzie, McKelvie and +. G. Wilkes.
/ ne prayer Of thanksgiving was offered
10y Jas. Is. Gracy, ruling elder of the
Evergreen Church, and the impression
OF the services was favorable to the de-
VeiOpment of christian principle, and
the recognition of God in Providence,
as well as in Grace.
Letters of inquiry in regard to the
Culleoka Institute, and the chance of
board, are received almost every day,
and are indicative OF full attendance
of scholars for the next session.
Col. Fitzpatrick recently purchased
tweuty-seYen acres of the Alexander
Johnson tract of land, lying near the
town and adjoining his residence, for
which be pays one hundred dollars per
acre.
Culleola chapter No. ia +. and A.
NJ, to DO prospecting, judging by
the number Of meetings held by the
brethren of tho mystic tie.
Mr. Morris, of the firm of Stephens
and Morris, has returned home with his
tamily, after an absence of some weeks.
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mostly through the Chick asaw and
ChocCaw nations, to whom the territory
then belonged, The road commenced
at Nashville and terminated Mt Linr
Creek, the Southern limits OF the Choc-
taw nation, about twenty-five miles
north of Port Gibson in the state OF
Mississippi. 1t was known as the FED
oral road, and is said to have been the
first road over opened by military au-
thority in the United States or by the
Federal Government. From Nashville
the road ran out by General Harding's;
thence through the Perkins settlement
west of Franklin, by Hillsboro. Cor
dams Ferry on Duck River, Dobbins' on
Big Swan, Grinders on Little Swan,
McClish's on Buffalo; the big Factors
and little Factors, (bOth IDdians) and
crossed Tennessee River at Colbert's
Ferry little above COlbert's Shoals;
thence by the Bu2zard Roost and Bear
Creek, Browns swamp at Jim Browne
(another Indian;) thence to Peachlin's,
the two Lafiores and Brashear's, when
il entered the Choctaw Territory; thence
by the Doak's and terminated at Line
Creek. The Road was mile notched for
the first hundred miles on trees; a tri-
weekly United States mail was placed
upon the Road, and the mail carried on
hOrseback-the earliest riders were Mel
ugen, Sweeney and one other, whose
name l have forgotten. Hundreds and
thousands of returning traders travelled
this road until 1915, when Jackson OPEN
ed out the military Road by way Flor
once, Alabama. The road il now al
most wholly abandoned, particularly
south of Duck River. In conclusion, ]
will add that several OF the soldiers who
cut tho road died at Duck River, were
buried on the north banks of tho river,
which makes this the oldest buTying
place in the county. 2. GORDON.
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who Does This HIT?

A
MAUNN COUNTY, Columbia Tcnn.-We
have young trCttiDg association here and
are not mp in many things, and ask your
advice and decision IN the following: The
association offered purses, ON the 81 July,
for horses that never beat 800 and for hoTs-
cS that never beat 80 y man enters the
same horse in both races and loses the 300
race i'll 3;lI, 3:0S,..3:lO. There was general
belief that he was pulling his horse, and the
Judges called him up and admonlsned nun
for SO doing, but he claimed that he was
not pulling his horse and he coul do no
better IN p Inin., he drove the same horse,
and won the 80 race in 2:5l, 2:i"15, 200.
The Judges and the public feel very lndlg-
nant about it. What can be or ought to
be done i'll the promises? Is there no re
dress for Confding public? Again, is a
gentleman who goes half the expenses and
Is 70 have half the winnings of horse
cOmpetant Judge for the race, although the
association making the Judges know moth
ing about his interest until ali is over?
A ANSWER The judges, after they were sat
isfied that the horse was pulled in the first
race, should have fined the driver of the
horse and expelled him. They should, also,
have declared all bets off. He should
now he expelled. The gentleman hay
ing an interest in the horse or his Win
nimgS was not COmpetant judge and
should also be expelled.
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AROSND TOWN.

Judge Wm. =. Fleming is having a new
t.rlrhiug and sidewalk built in front of his
residence ON Free sire {.
TucthCrmOmCtcT is not long enough To
hold the Mercury when placed under the
IlNS of the sun
BLACK Alice" was fined SS.yOfor getting
up "a Iyvuuu-McCOOle "set-tO, and Levy
Brown, col, was fined $50 for the same Of
tense, by Judge Guest last Monday. They
are al the present. time In City Marshal
" mites ditch class "
-l'Tut. -. II. Il. Bennett, last Monday, fin
l-iJ'd map of the city of Columbia, and
ih" same II hanging up in the City Hall.
john Tucker requests as TO say that If
thC ihict " no stole The key to his grocery
House one Night iaSi week will return the
same lac VIII set 'em up"
,''t"r Stephens, col, died last Sunday.
....l - ,,.orS He was hurled in the color
ci cemetery in thiS,.,s.
Martin a Embry, OF this city showed MS
several days ago, a bonanza hog -
which weighed one hundred and thirty
five pounds.
Jesse and Gus Powell painted the dwell
lUg house of II. W. Jug Sanders.
Capt. Newt Vaughn, Monday last, COM
mrucCd building "a dwelling house on the
corner OF Commercial Alley and South
Main street.
some two weeks ago We mentioned that
Aaron GhOISon, col, had the contract
at the brick work on Ed. Gam
bios new grocery house; but we were mis-
taken Moore GholsOn, col, Is the one do.
ing the work.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-07-23
MT. PLEASANT ITEMS.

Capt. n NJ. Dickson, of Greenwood,
Jackson county, Florida, is on visit
to his relatives in this vicinity. He is
accompanied by his Aunt, Miss Peggy
Piuuer, who is in delicate health. We
hope the pure and bracing air of this
beautiful country will restore her, and
when she returns to her home in the
land of flowers, in the sweet balmy
South, she will be in perfect health.
Capt. Dickson is one of the most sub
stantial farmers in his county, and re-
ports that crops are looking splendid
and much better than has been in many
years.
Mr.. w. P. Owen, (Rabbit) Book keep
er for Q. c. Owen, left this place last
Sabbath, to visit his homo, Franklin,
Tenn. Mr.. Owen, since he came among
us has made many friends, as he is a
quiet man of fascinating manners, and
fine social qualities. He is a William
son cOuntian by birth, and a Maury
cOuntian by adoption.
Mr.. Willie Howard, one of our most
enterprising and popular young men,
and a devoted admirer of the fair, left
this place last Monday for the grass
hopper region of Mo-, for the purpose of
purchasing hogs to bring back to this
county to fatten. He goes Uia Sewanee,
which he saws is much the nearest and
SmOOthest road, and being of a poetic
turn OF mind, he wishes to study scene
ry in that romantic country, Success
to HMM the hog business, we mean.
As the season advances, fashionables
plume themselves for flight. Some are
on the wing now, and gOod-byes are
spoken regretfuIIy, and pleasant wishes
expressed that old friends may meet
again after the season OF different Sum
mer resorts have closed with its usual
Irritation and germans. Those terms
are companions III pleasure as well as
misery. Misses Ria and Mary Harris,
two Of cur sweetest and most accom-
plished young ladies', lett tor Sewanee
and Beersheba last Monday. to spend
80 Summer. 40ey VIII return with
the melancholy days, the saddest of the
year.
Miss Lizzie Duugherty, one Of Mem
phi- fairest daughters, is now on a visit
10 her friends in this vicinity.
DR. LaughinghoUse, OF Forrest City,
! Ark, left GoT his home last week. We