The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1876-06-30
Cr:N eoRREsPOSDENCE.
order effE'lH 81 fkon--The Department
or 1srsiftf' 1--we Wood aud the
iiss III E6Iye N1fil3 zTA& Turbs.-Mis.

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Il and gro,ttgas be5ifg lll4 n5ar state OF compile
dstion{ 4tis ijt6f5sr that Pie eDstolarf rtelnnec
Il z Z sps5f-notlf5 81 SstSfe, should conform to the
fl aiTapces Of fihe exhibition from chaos to sys
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ter beng rgkher ciEcunscrlbed, and abhor'
ylnga pent-isp y team nacorresponuing sense
IL, I~wil !. attelnPt 70 e9loodY arrangement. I.
4 ~ mis- IN l,apsody Wi not be lost In the
nstss W - gfiAe the geheral pup,lc
aeeepts 5ae syite SAYING tilat variety is the
tt{psee atsalfe irst 10y ths reader remenl-
Il 4Ef sg. al5n felstn these 1etters iqr reference,
sls'at fhs gooq genius ptdhe exnlbltlon Is or
I ger isals DeglqS yfitf1c lssslliieatlon. 1hefe
j arg even ftty5two groups ana
sS.il g ~ uEfzt ana tntrts.nlne Grasses lrsV
9l,ly Is gwen IN tnls letter. MIN
1ns stila snl.ssesi - ursy elaSslng from one nun,
I slrest 70 Cue nfsqdred .anq nlhei composed OF
min efalss 4res tones mining products ne
j k4tlli ffsfe2sqstes mining engineering
Il sti5s e, ano nosSstkfe one nuhureu ana
M ~ etsells ~ lRff5szI pFeaucts; one nun,
lsslreq qzeiIs yxe&srf0uh 70 one hundred and
FtWen ppln l,kl'e14e5lszf eilgtp tpeerlng.
| ~.TS 2A-Atsh0kfMODATION.
| Tan,.at tIsa Al IA 1e Housg flor or;,i-
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( fl,,aisef titJ- itranE M ~ .,4 81 aI
Eta t6p Eo,iftr3t, Tsih Hfsks ffisssl1ss; f,oI
/ edss3hie :, as formerty Of saJsa5asde botel
7 Cbico1o. Point Ciear. 8 c5srido. 7 onIdo'
| MobiIe. Warm Snrings Nh ord is ono ~
tbe hest hotel men in The Trn;teJ states
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i,N DhrAhEMhNf oF fkoIECIloN'
While there are few comments made upon
this Important department Of the exhibition,
~ Is ;n neyeftheIesS,2 @ 2ne ?b the fiost p9wef1tl
meHt. 10 realize the w value 't of f this aid,
| imagine a city with a population of fifty
thousand souls, 1.-THE number in round
figures), of attaches visitors, exhibitors, in
| attendance. Taking the average these in a
| majority of cases. are strangers Yet with
| all this dnilr inAns. tbprr hos i,ann M lie:
| turboncs, & sSantiHf, srsiiiet;iail5 lhss tban
| 4 katf dozen This il extraordiapv and de-
serves the considerafion of the municinaI
heads of our countrv. Col IT de r CIav-
| the commander of the force has a hannt
| facultv bevond all ne4IlharE commanders
| (which Gneerfully coucede him in this con-
! neetion) or else our people are the most
| tractable people in the world, will saw
| that Col Claw enforces strict discipline. and
his surveillance of the department of pro-
| lection is sinnIv in kee,,ing with the general
Splendid management OF the exhibition. No
visitor need fear Hnnnyatce. t,,rnh lesn iii us
ronsh ,,saur at the hatiiiskf tbe fHde or yi0-
| Ihsi t{ni{chs are not IN order on tbe cen
tennial grounds. Thanks to nerve and dis
| cipline, rogues are spotted in nirety-nine
times in hundred, and ones property, per
son and comfort are really safer than i'll any
city containing the same number of people.
| These facts should be heralded all over the
| world as another proef sf mans tapdtity for
self government and his subordination to law
| and order, Under the so-salled, by despotism
of an anarchical freedom
A very Interesting ftaa1re OF the specula-
tive department of the exhibition is the
kind of a kiosk, where several gentlemen OF
whom have written are polishing up SOU
venlers IN olIve WOOD Ior the curious pur-
counters of these devotees OF the false
prophet, who like Alahomet, II the Amefi-
can mountains won't come q the MoSlens,
why Mustabta WA come to the American
mountain. The arucles are curious, ana we
hope are made OF wood cut from the Mount
OF Ohves, Tor the sake OF rellc hunters. AS
for your correspondent he can't forget the
little deception in this line, as once on pur-
chasing walking canes, supposed to have
been cut from the field OF Waterloo, az ne
mentoes of a visit tn that historic held, ne
Was moftiseu 10 Know, they were the grown own
oi the forest OF -sSolgrlssa, ~ ioWeXer, lalth
makes 1t all right, and iully endorse the
olive wood.
THE TURKS.
The Turks NAV be efete, but they have
Speculation in their eyes.n Their iAea7 Cf
industrial exppsitions .akt The shape of util-
lty, end each step taken BIZ the followers of
Mahomet are towards the Dutchman's cone
per cent" With Turkey, as with all warm
climates, beauty, elegance and the superfiu-
Gus 60 nd in hand, while in colder climates
strength, dignity and necessity show work
of more sombre hue but more desirable from
of bo
sian has his duck, sheet-iron and leather, the
Turk his shawl, sandal and pipes, and so it
is and ever will be. The Turks are a slow
race, but by the "beard of the prophet" not
fools by any means.
MISCELLANY.
A solid piece OF silver in the Mexican de-
rartmeht that reminded nae, as saw how i'm
movable it was, of the Californian who dis
covered a bonanza lug 1t was too heavy to
carry, if he left it some one would capture iti
hence he staid and starved to death by it.
This piece of silver was tno gigantic for the
most expert kleptomaniac 1t is circular in
shane and about six feet in diameter 1t is
the product of two hundred and seventy-two
tons; its weight is four thousand and two
pounds. 1t produced two hundred and thir-
| tv-five and quarter ounces to the ton; the
| cost of production was S1.76 per ton. A
piece of armor plate is on exhibition for the
irOn-clad Puritan, const ucting at Chester,
Pa, which is ten feet long, three feet eight
inches wide twelve and three-quarter inches
thick. In the Canada log and timber build
ing is the section of white pine, eight feet
five inches in diameter and six hundred and
sixty-four years old. Russia exhibits fur
CARPET IN Mosaic, made of three thousand
pieces of fur. The fine woods of Russia are
the Metis and Tzigai and Negreti. Glasgow
sugar cane mill, Scotland, makes an import
ant exhibit of her metal in this specimen
the material of two mills, with enormous
masses of iron, occupy a space fifty feet
square. | neglected to mention that the
Corliss engine weighs eight hundred tons.
One firm dispIays in a diamond necklace,
studs and earrings a value of S5O.OOO. There
are some who will purchase them.
The Arkansas exhibits arrived to-day, hav-
ING been detained bv high water. Shaker
Village. New Uamnsbires and New York
send H3mmoth ,raSb;nc, 1,acbines tn the de-
lI0ht OF .JOnn AnlDamdn, VINO WOOueGS, as
@ tne man ana VINO saw me ss, ,t.i nav
ful palsy and malollca ware IN the world rs