The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-09-17

office in Columbia, Saturday morninl
- u O'Clock, Sept. Is b, for organic Stiou
, - Dickie Tinsley Chappell bought
pair of beautiful bay horses from Capt
A. G. Irvine of Pulaski, a few days ago
They are fire goers, and have made theii
mile, in double harness, inside of fOu
minutes, Captain, bring all your fine
stock to Maury, IL you want to sell them
E0- NJ. L. Jug has joined the temper.
ance society.
G8- Nick Akin, Ed, Wilson, A. NJ.
Looney, jr., and Charley Gordon leTt
me other day for Beaver Dam Springs,
! 70 be gone about ten days Nick and
Ed. will write on the Tax books. and
Charley and Abe will supply the larder
with deer and fish.
| GaS~ The camp-meetin0 at Pope's in
| Williamson County. began Sept. 10th
nd closed yesterday. There were 80
conversions, and 20 accessions, one by
immersion. Rev. Goldman Green was
present, and it is believed that his ear
nest prayers and exhOrtations proved
4 blessing to many hearts. Long may
he live to bless the church of which he
| has been an honored member for SO
| years, The meeting was conducted by
| the Rev. r. p. Ransom, Presiding Elder
of the Franklin District, who preached
| most excellent sermon on Sunday.
| The Reys. j. G. Putnam, John NJ. Jor>
NA'hh1 - - AAhh5OAAf - ~. IVY hOANos IA
+. Lawrence, h. X Brown and others
were present and did excellent service.
Sss- Mr.. Haggatt Clopton returned
from New York few days ago, looking
rs freshsas a mountain daisy. and as
handsome as ever.
Capt. T. II. Hines of Bowling
Green was in our city. He was here in
defense of Patrick Guiuau charged with
the murder of Starke b. Woods, in Col
unD than Cant
Hines was of Morgan's command during
The last war; and was captured with
Gen. Morgan in Ohio. Their heads were
shaved, and they put in the Ohio pent-
tentiary. Gen. Morgan and Capt. Hines
made their escape, and succeeded In
reaching the south. To Capt. Hines Is
due the credit OF planning and etiecting
The escape After the war Capt. Hines
settled at Bowling Green, and engaged
In the practice of law. His characterize
&c energy, and extra capacity have put
MIN in the front rank of his profession.
Va Ed. Carmac,.a nice young man,
has gone to Gallatin te see his mother.
One of his friends says, the reason he
likes Ed, is because he is 80 refined, and
devotes certain hours to reading.
Va Mr.. Lem Padgett will start for |
Due.West, South Carolina, next week, |
where he will go to school the balance |
Of the year. He is not only model |
young man, but possesses "A fine mind, |
which he meyer tires cultiyatiug. Due |
West Is Capt. Murphy's alma mater. |
Lem promises TO be a useful and |
prominent man.
va Esq Tom Harris of Mt. Pleasant,
viii start tOamOrrow, tor Louisville Ky,
To attend the Exposition. When you
return, Tom, tell US what you did not
sea.
.Eao~ Rev. VIM. Nicely has been carrying
Oh revival 1t Mt. Carmel, with much
success.
W. To day we insert the advertise
meut of Spnr,ock, Hoke Il Co., an OH
established cotton house of Nashville. |
A member OF this substantial firm, Mr. |
. JJdrIch, was in town Wednesday, and |
made arrangements to handle some oi
our g ton. He won the esteem of all
Who met him, for his manners are
frank aud pleasant. Read the advsr-
tbs anent OF this dru. 1t has been hand
Ln4 cotton for many years, and knows
all about the busin 50. Nashville can
handle our cotton, TO the advantage Of
the planter,
Ns--As we go TO press, we learn
.tH- Judge WatsOn's lovely daughter,
VI Isa Loo, is not expected to recover,
ON congestion,
ss..J. =. E8m is with fhensw firm ofN.
HIrsch ~ Co. Mr.. Elan has been in
business here, tor about ten years, and
lts.tn extended acquaintance. lie is a
good business man, OF fine character as
I man OF integrity. He invites his old
'riauds tn call on him