The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-03-12

Dale and sons advertise elsewhere tina
) they will have an auction of goods at thei
store, Monday morning. Bargains can b
had. Ladies take notice and be on hand.
Judge McLemore is now running tn
Criminal Court on the eight hour princi
Recommending at 9 o'clock in the morn
Ing and adiourning at o'clock in thu
afternoon. No adjournment at u O'CLOCK
for "rations."
| The Criminal Court room has beer
crowded every day this week with negroes
They monopOlize all the seats and get neal
the stove, and when the stove becomes red.
hot, the scent in the courtroom smells like
2 pecker-wOod's nest on the 4th day of July
| -Burch, the clerk at Black & Moore's
| Livery Stale, carried a man home Wed
| nesday last, in buggy, who had too much
OF COhen's rifle "merchandise" on board
Burch you should not have cheated City
Marshal Whites "Blue Maria" out of that
free ride.
Some one broke into Capt. Blacks lum-
ber-room last Friday night, thinking it to
be his smoke house, and being determined
to have something, took the lock.
The captain says if the thief will
return the lock he will inform him where
his meat is kept.
The Latta Bros nine hundred dollar
carriage made its appearance on our streets
Saturday evening with Monk Bars grey
horses attached to it. II is the finest turn
out in town. Chick Watson did the wood
work. The carriage was built by Lamb
Boyd.
Read the advertisement of Maury Ham
bletonian, by the Maury Trotting Associa-
ton. We learn that this richly bred young
trotting stallion is doing well. Late num-
Der of the Turf Field and Farm, speaks of a
half brother that is attracting much atteu-
ton, in Orange county, New York.
w. ]. Dale, Jr. met with a serious acct |
dent last Friday evening. He was standing |
near negro man, who was driving a stake |
in the ground, when the axe flew off the |
handle, and the sharp corner of the instru- |
ment struck him just above the temple. 1t |
made him stagger like drunken man for |
some seconds. DR.. Pillow dressed the |
wound.
Josh Guest and Nat Jones have formed |
a partnership in the rat business. Nat says
that next week he will have erected at the
depot "Civil Rights Rat Lunch Stand" |
for the benefit of the Kansas emigrants and |
other cOlOred people generally who may be
refused at hotels. Josh will be day clerk
and Nat will be night clerk. Rats will be
served upon the shortest notice in any style
that may be wished. Nat says he will take
as pay nothing but "Confed" and ''Torbett's
New Issue" tor meals.
DIR. Smith said in his Sunday mornings
sermon that he never heard the eloquent
speech of Judge Albert ). Marks, or the
voice of Col. Sidney S. Stanton,
without thinking what noble and effective
of the Gospel they would make;
and he never saw stalwart man, with
manly strength and health, v ithOut wish
ing he would be called by the Holy Ghost |
10 win souls for Christ. He said he never
felt like he wanted God to call the dyspep-
tic, or the cOId-blOOded ascetic to preach.
Look out Maury Guards! \ company is
'orming at the Institute. They are going
through the manual of arms with sticks
Dracticing for the coming man. 'NOw put
t on your shoulder" "turn rOund;" "put it |
Inder your arm upside down." "put the big
nd on the ground" put on those sharp I
hings;" "dress right" "clOSe up" "stop and z
ct US rest" are some of the commands
,iven at their last drill. The command
dress right" is the one some ofthem should
emember The privates are allowed TO
,isS the officers. Their banner is white, the |
mblem Of peace, but they don't mean it. '
The following persons have been tried
his week, before Judge McLemore, in the c
riminal Court: '
Ben Pettus, alias Fitzpatrick, cold, grand
lrceny; 3 years in penitentiary. c
TOney Long, cold, grand larceny, ) years V
n penitentiaTy.
A. w. Hays, white, grand larceny; years i
4 penitentiary. /
w. West, coId, petit larceny; II months in $
Ounty wOTk-bouSe.
Frank Lawrence, cold, grand larceny; ) F
ears in penitentiary.
Eli Bowen, cold, petit larceny; > years in Il
enitentiary. 4
Henry Harlan, cold, petit larceny; Il o
lonths in county woTk-hOuSa. a
Hugh Scott, cold, murder, years in peni-
sntiary. d
The case of Charles Colder, charged with r
lie murder OF Cal Rummage, was called up
q yesterday, Thursday and was continued d
ntil the next term of the Criminal Court. a
older was permitted to give bond which G.
as 5000, it is thought that he will be able
give the required bond tO-day. =