The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27
COMMUNICATIONS.

DAY.
j. b. Pillow, j.. of Helena, Ark, droppe,
in on Us last week, in company with hi
pretty little daughter Josephine and VIM
Bethel Pillow, son of Ned Pillow, and tn
very image of him.
Capt. J. &. WOOten, Of Leighton, Alb, cam
To this mis- old home yesterday. II Is III
first visit ia some time.
a. Il. TpShaw Of the Journal went Satur'
day last, to Cincinnati on "A business TRIP.
Barnett Walker, Esq, of Texas, was II
town this week, visiting his cousin, wake
Barnett. lie was on his way to washing
Capt. Isaac Rosser, Of Memphis, came NJ
last week, on visit to his father-in-law
Col T.. Gordon and family.
Joseph MintCr Raincy,a successful mer
chant of Memphis, and his beautiful wife
have been staying with his father for sever
Nelson Rainey, of Memphis, has been fly
ing around our beautiful girls this month.
T. r. B4rkiry. w. 4. Latta, James anC
VIM. Mahon, Mai. w b. Wilkes, W,sP. How
ell. r. VI. NichOl, w. McEwen, all re
turned from Primm-some last sunday ant
some on Monday.
Mrs sheppard, Mrs. Medley, Miss Plnkle
BRYANT came from Prlmm Monday.
". H. Hiiliard and wife returned from
Hrimm saturday
D.. L. BarkIey and W. \. Latta seem to he
more improved in health than any Of the
PTimm crowd. We are informed that hut
little it any at this Improvement is attribu-
Madame steve, tine accomplished music
teacher at the Institute, has returned from
a trip to Talladega, Ala.
Miss Bella Holmes, one of the most bril-
liant teachers of the Female Institute, who
has been to CairOOu short visit, has re-
turned ready To take charge of her class.
II. J. Brown, OF Pulaski one Of the Nir-
Eiuia Brown family, who have five magnltt-
cent business establishments in Tennessee
was in Columbia this week. Being the
haudsOgurSt of the family, he has managed
To marry. Like all his brothers, he is num-
bar one, tip-tOp, iiTSt-claSS business man, as
well as thoroughbred Virginia Gentleman
the finest article that grows.
our old friend Humphrey \. Harrison, OF
West TeuueSS e., who has been up here sew
vrsu weeks, expected to return yesterday
lie married Gen. BOweu's daughter, Miss
cen. Tom Windcr, of Louisiana, and his
accomplished wife and beautiful child came
To our town last week. Mrs. Winder was
Mis-, tOTGolig Williams, one of the most
lUmIia Institute. Her husband is grand
son Of Felix Gruudy, one of Tennessee 5
greatest men, ana he is proving himself
worthy Of that grandfather, for though
quite, young, hc is Acknowledgement in one
OF the richest lions of Louisiana.
Col James = PrC>tidEc and Major w. ID.
HurdrmHT. two merchant princes OF New
Orleans were la town the latter part OF
last week.
Lucius j. Po'k, of Cincinnati, son of Gen.
LUciu~ o. Polk, deceased, who was the
stir~f gentleman of his day and genera
tiout Est~ been visiting hiS relatives in this
county during the past few weeks.
Mr.. Tui.u BaTucr, OF the vicinity Of TuS-
Cumbia, Ma. "a leading planter OF North
Alabama. and father of DIR. X. w. FTicTSOn' :
accomplished wife. was here last week on q
y isit To the Doctors family in their recent
sad affection.
Captain r. D.. Smith. Principal Of the
ArH.u ss-UW, has returned from an extensive
tour iva IA, south in behalf of his school.
II. has an cNccilrut school for young ladies',
AMI We trust his visit will result in adding
many pupils To- II.
Mir J. y. Player, Of Philadelphia, has
gFE 10 -ll
Col Henry Clay GCgtmlu, the largest tax
payer i'm our county.
Captain ". l.. Bethel 1ud family are en-
Toying thc summer at Warm Springs y. {.
These rprineS are in the finest mountain
country ia a." ~uuth, and are fast becom-
iugthc favoritc resort of the leading South
.ru families who used to go to the Green
hTicT White sulphur, Virginia. The New
York T.fanlt, recently advised some OF the
best Northern families to visit Warm
Springs, y -, and gives this advice upon
the ground that 10 will tend to bring about
a real fTgt,Tual feeling between tn" North
and South, for the leading southern ana
northern Families to meet I'm friendly inter
course and let their sons and daughters
fntrTmarry. VIII Captain Bethel let us
know how fishing is in that magnificent
mountain stream. the French Broad" y
wealthy aud rS'imahlr bachelor OF our
Gown SAYS IL he could get such " life as
Captain Erthel'S or Colonel Ridley she
hardly kuuR~ which is the boSt-he would
De, iu,iEcrd To give UP his royal bachelor
hood.
Of Nashville. is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Matte fUEEeT, Of this city, who has
been spending several weeks in Nashville,
returned last week.
Billie O'Hricu. is at the present on visit
To his mother ia this city. He has been NV
ing in ~ Louis iOv several years: engaged
oS1.I.rIy i'm "a wholesale dry-gOOdS house.
Billie is "a nice fellow, and We hope he may
live long and prosper. ,.,,
John TYLER. OF the firm 'Of Tyler y VII
Iiams. left Monday for New York, to lay in
a fine store at 'luiHlng. -.
Miss Iuu Porter. one % CoIumbia'S beauti,
du4 and accomplished young ladies, lett lasI
Wednesday for Lawrence county to visit
Gr"r amt. SHE leaves several aching heaiIS
behind. -..,- s
EuSUfou has returned from Cincinnati
where hc bought splendid assortment o.
TSS - 4, lin. or Uardfn's Creek Wavne
county. dropped in ON us "Wednesday. bt
fore he lcf, NauTy several years ago, ne war
Il popular MAGISTRATE from the lower euSe q
tII., county He married on Carriers creek
CAPTAIN Joe y. Irvine has returned rom
PriuIus =, and is now one of the handsotn"H'
Cmunt q n ChiIiTcss. Vice President First
National Bank, Eugene Pillow ana George
Thomas, have gun" to \. !; ,,,,
Mrs. \. J. Polk and family are expected
from EUROPE, i'm a short time.
Chief Justice \. -. +. Nicholson we ttC
CaNc..'S Spring this week. and was accom-
uaufei bN his daughter Mrs. Mary N MAT
tin. aud Miss MoIlr Baird. This reminds
uS of "a ouiVlimcnt ne once paid to woman
in public address at the AthenFuhl' We
.ttlptr from memory There L. no JOY on
earth so exalted, pure. or so mnch INK
heaven, is that produced 10y the loving care
OF "a sweet, am able, intelligent daughter ioi
We are glsd to- hear that Mrs. Beckett, o
the institute. who has been recruiting Iei
hcaItu ON tUwO nr!uud Mountain, AT 7eWa
nee, is greatly improved, ana VIII pIOpt1G,S
hr able. tn assume urT duties IN the btEiu
ming OF the new session. There Is no lhuu
cuc,. connected with tn" admirably con
ffFnfT al
l,Iius. nm IFS effect uupu the lives Hud chAa
slCtsr~ OF the YOUNG girls than the Wai ih
tender, EuotHcrly affection ana care OF NIT
Beckett ~J.cH influences are even mo-
,IrSfrahI, than high culture-hut this Is ais
present in mn rmiUc1t decree.
Gen Gideon ,. Pillow, OF Memphis y. So cam m
SpIrudijly. Gen Pillows recent speech .
Chc ucgrov~ at OF near Memphis, IN whlcl
ne spoke kindly To the black people, O
whom hp used 90 own several hundreuS wa
only i'm Keeping with his entire record ilnCt
the election of Lincoln. When SCUM OaI
uIin1 began tEoS" movements when result
~ i'm war. Gen. Pillow went there Tor th'
purpose of preventing pr'cipltate measures
When war came he met II bravery; ana M
ter IT, u-sl~ over and Inc came hOue, he got III
in the viN WHTk"l-iou~r IN 'olulhhl"' hb'
told his ErpNcuHt'd and linen clustered M
-iicuc, tu g0 tn work, cultivate a friendly
t-rrIiug for tN" negroes and tn" Northern
t,,.aIrfn. and Iu ,Vvr> way cndcaNor To re
move all the evil results Of the war.
VI Hcaru. ESQ. 81 talented Young laWNcl
No amt NJ IT, N '.l u "
T-uus~~tg planter, ar" Nl>ltluG their rela
1yAC~ CIarI, TudaII and Other Pr0ullsrl,
cItlgru> of this county
cans. Thr~ Middleton stuart thettaS htr
.,u his S.aN from South Carolina 10 htltl
minis lie f,aNrS with us q Saurlan t"oih
tnund tu lHv phosphate beds ON the coast.
Mai &c. bennington has returned nome
col W. 4. Hutton, agent for the Halti
more, and Ohio Il. x ssud cousin To Mon
Yg.,rr aud John D. Miller, called on us yes
ter,iay. His brother Published paper her
many years ago. -, ...,
Or southern. says cen. VIC NhlAhnrn
IL The tyurNt and best representative IN Con
,-r,.SS. that IhtN Congressional District Ia
9Iad since james X. Polk.
Zoe Green left last week for a short Wis
10 So. Ni~ relatives near Nashville, wheT
Ia. Spt.uV 20 pleasant time and mech lmproN
Ell in health and ou his return 10 tAe cit
Ious enough in Nashville. To destroy at on
sitting four dozen large fTcsh oysters.
1ts. Letters Remaining in the POs
Ans,..a al columbia. NRUrN County.
Truuc--.,, August 2@Gh, 1879.
,..+t,. y EilCTcCSe, John
N'It1t,I' n arIlcTeCSC. Laura
'r1.,, Iu,C t\itgsCll, Whey
'n5,,, ,sIr..,rt EnclhS. SOhn
Griffin. t.ut,1,lH n'rN>' ~ -
t,Il.t,.' NT.II.,T. RagSdale, Elizabeth
'LI,,, NTrIt, II EDgcTS, EuEeu1a
Harrison. Mr. Mary Walker 'tILIei
I"-i,',, 4 4. Williams, spencer