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The little slsn ofN.Holman points you ' Seventeenth Annual Statement OF THE SPRING 1877! JOHN TYLEE, n where to spend your money for Mc Hacks. $8,000 Bank Stock for Sale. EQUITABLE On First National Bank of Ulumuia izn a MERCHANT Bold for division. Apply to Administrators mti ki W. J. Howell and Calv in xxarawon. tin. THE HERALD AND MAIL. Friday Morning, May 11th, 1877. 1877. 1877 CIRCULATION 2,200. Another tight Turks eapturi'd. at Kara, ami 14.W0 Hayks has failed an extra session of Coniirewi for (Vtoln-r 15. 1S77. He' afraid of a Democratic Contrnws will starve the army firxt. The most outrageous, dastardly and eowardlv act that ever took place in fie Ktate of Tennessee, occurred at Co lumbia la.nt "Wtilnexlay nicht.'when a mob burned (iovernor Porter and our Supreme Juclirc in etligy. They try to justify the act on the uround that one Thouia.Hon niiouid Jiave been huuir yes terday, lut wlio at the solicitation of our Supreme Judjte, had hw sentence oniinuted to inipriwiiiueiit for life bv (Iovernor Porter. Thoinanon ia as in nocent of the crime he is sentenced to imprisonment for life for, as the editor of the Herald and and Mail. Jirownn- rtttc lice. The editor of the liu , AV. I. West- brook, seems to know who killed It. ('. Jackson. If he does not know, then the al)ove assertion is very extraordin ary. It is on a par, however, with what he says alxnit those w ho burnt" the Supremo Court in effigy. We took no part in the effigy business, but feel sure that the country papers ore not acting with their customary discretion and fairness in condemning an act with out knowing the facts. We have not condemned Gov. Porter, lecause he was al most forctd into w hat ho did by (Jen. Heiskell, (Jen. Quark, and the Supreme Court. What we had to say w as in criticism of. the Supreme Court, whosaid Thomason's was a hanging re cord, and refused a new trial; and then liecause a maudlin public sentiment was created by Thomason's protesta tionsof innocence, they, without a sin gle new fiict lciug forthcoming, said it was not a hanging record and reversed their own decision. That one act of the Supreme Court will cause at least n hundred murders to be committed in Tennessee. If a ncwspncr docs not criticise the action of the highest offi cials when they fail to do their duty, then it is not worthy of its mission The Supreme Court of Tennessee has no power after its adjournment to ask the Executive of the State to extend its clemency only as one of the m-ople The Supreme Court is no longer cloth ed in the pure ermine of Judicial Em inence, but as private individuals, and when they jointly petition the Govern or to extend an act of Grace, they do it as the humblest citizens of the State, and not as a Supreme Court. If this august tribuiiid who preside with so much dignity on the highest IkiicIi of Judicature in Tennessee thought the prisoner innocent of the crime alleged ivit did thrt not in solemn council re commend Executive clemency when the prisoner stood before the liar of the court? They there pronounced him guilty and invoked the supreme Pontiff of heaven to have mercy on his soul, and that the "prisoner would be hang ed, hanged, hanged, until he le frcad, J)rad, Drad; there is no help for him Certainly the Court must lx- guilty of great dereliction of duty and justice to say that Thomason was guilty when they knew he was innocent. Why not announce the fact from the Bench and not wait for the Governor to correct an -ror of the C.u.-t, when the Court it self could have rendered the cause for a new hearing and thereby give a jury of his countrymen the right to acquit, or condemn? Business Notices PORTRAIT PAINTING ' Wax Cooper, of Louisville, a native Ten nesseean, and well known In the South, will be in Columbia in a week or two, and will receive order for pictures, from life or from photographs. If persons wanting por trait win address lilin at this olHoe or at " "'i i, uo win can on tneiu. M-ll-tl. Light colored worsted and silk ball-frinic s at the SOI'TH VM vth a v. mi ua- May llUj. J nsi received by express a large lot of silk .iiuimiun uf.w Hnaues, at tne u tSOLTHEUN TRADE PALACE, May IRh. Misses' and Ladies' Sailors, latest styles, at tUM.KHOl;i'Ut;UJ IAJ1 PALACE. t,verytKay is respect fully iuviteij to call fad see ttie uew aud beuuuiul kooUs we ar HUU I ilaiS TRADE PALACE. May lllU. Choice Jot of Ilowoi-s just revei veJ at Jt- COMOCk'. Cronnut at gl.OO at Co:sroCK'S. iNew lot or window shades and wall paper Base Balls and Bats at comstock's. Notice, We oOvr immense burgaJus for fhe next teu days in all kinds oi Spring Goods. We are bound to sell tuem to make room for a iook oi Buuiiuor Goods, wuicn our buyers SOUmEU.V TKADE PAL.VCE, N. xlirscu & Cw , Prounelors. South America and Southern United States owiug to tueir wtrux aiuI ueiilnful cll- luates, their luuaoiau is (rgw sallow from torpid LiveXK, XuJigesllou aud a.i diseuaes Mini u (j fro u a uisordeiea stomach aud lioweis. ihey stiould o;x0urse at ail times 4tuep tue liver acuve, aud ty oijr readers we vould recoiutueud laojei's VexeUVoiu Liver 4'owder. Taken iu lime, win oiu-u Save aaouey auu luucu suuvrinj;. 1 nc 00 ceuut. 0o? f)pwn! Down!; Froiu this day my prkiw U-lve beon great- ' Jt inmi,Ti J li nil Allan ui Ul vxmjjUjL VIOIU lug, Boots, Shoes and xlais. At the WD I to House, 3J Public Square, Just Kcceived, 5 pieces Iuott I,HW!is, very cheap. f0 pieces Viuturia (,)) ". still caeajer. k'V pieces Jacouvt Lai, ix,.tieuper thau ever. 30 jHtces organdy Lawus, clitmuer !uau the cutmiieai. -A 1 arte lot of P. K.'s. cheaiust in Columiil All shades ol Grass Cloth at great bargulus, black Grenadiuc 1 astonishingly Ion rices. Boots aud Shoes to be sold i: yuf A iJjK lower iiiuu any uuuse lu Loiuiuoi i. ueady-Made Clolhlu ha been marked iowu iq euaow evei iMXjy to liurcliase a euiu ii. cm E, April 27th-lt. Pixij,r;t'Jor, . H. with T. Frees e, H.& W. (lie lashlonai H. William. le t utter, Is Cash Buyers. limbry A FrletdunW Is the place to get bar gainstry them. Grenadines! Grenadines! Emory & Frierwii art- selllug tueir arena-. diuM sl prices to pleate you try them. Everybody Should examine uud prie our l.umense vock of t.'lolb, Kid, Per perl and Foxed siloes bc-fore purchaidug eWwhci e SOUTH KILN TKADE PALACE. J"he lrt-lieit. Uii.it and lHt assnrtmeot f coiilcttK'Ut'rU -uu b f.uud at N Hot, Man's. ;;.-f. Haudnoiue banluts Hult- Iroiu 9-W.oj ul T. LI. t V. 11. Williams. ?1 .'M to A-.T. Ltdiss' Bitlbfisu Hose, silt einbioldered I & cents )H-r pair wl I be SOUTH KKH TKApi; P. LACE. SL'CKEYE. 11 1 n well (Vlabllsliud furl, that Tablern H u ki'ti' Pile (Hritiiieiit will cure, if uxi-d ac forduii; todir!li'n!, the .V-kiuUi Hiiihv raslauuni, or Honu C'lKilnul, coiumouly known as the Buckeye, has liecu hiielily es- (eeinel for many yean, irauiu hut it . puKHOKM-s virtues, lyiuii ir jiniiiJple called lruliu, which ci 3xe4 for l he cure of Piles. If a tie (eeinel for many years, owning U llio fact. i ii iun oilier can be uli- tlected with jtlutt terni'U) disease, use Buckeye Pilo Oiut- ueut, and bu iciirveU. lfelles, price our Conwi -4nu elsewhere; ti- ?n :-;iu;. 1 ilF.ii.: i 1 i. .ore pirpl)84 In -ave yoix i) 1 'i . PALACE. We have Just. r-J i v U1 ol Iaic Uib, lit . Ijice Scsrfw, new M) shades ol Z-ph; T hi iIio . xpre-vs a large u.iius, Fichus Tiid" rs aud ! bOfXiltli-N THAJiE PALACE' in oiMrant llnnofsentlemen's furnlshlnz Koods: such as cravafe, kid gloves, shirt and underwear, can be found at T. H. & W. H. I WltLlAMS. A-U. The onlr Mace la the cltv to have vonr wedding and party orders filled in the best style, N. .Holm an 'a. A'it "il" A beautiful hat. and somethinir entirely new, at x. xi. x w . xi. Williams . If von want to buv irood and uear roods for cash, go to J. M. Lark in A Co. may U3t Io0 pieces of fancy Lawns (Muslins) at 12' i cents a yard at tne Dress Linen from 15 to 20 cents: Grass Cloth. 10 to 12 cents; Lace for trimming same, at the Latest Style Hand Made Boots and Shoes at x. xx. s w.n. wiiiUiiis. A-Z7. SO pieces lluen lawus at astonishing low prices, at the While House, 39 public square. New style Newport Ties, and all styles of oiippers, our own inaie, hi wie BOUTHEKN TRADE PALACE. Exoulsite silk finished Poplin at 20 and iv. cents a vara at uie - . . T . ... . . ... . n.r. . . " . T . I -1. u X xx r. zv x ia X-r. x a uav r-.. Spectacles to suit all aues. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired cheaper wan ever at J.u. jahisa mon. April 20-lm. . Fans bv the million, of all kinds, cheaper than ever, at tne v nite xxonse. u. 10U0 Parasols from 20 cents upwards, at the While Mouse. u. At J. H. James A Son vou will And. Watches, Clockn, Jewelry, Silver and Silver Plated Ware. Table and Pocket Cutlery. Cheaper than tne cneapest. Apruzu-xm. Ladies! Examine our 15 cen ts Ploue. SOUTHERN TRADE PALACE. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry almost giv en away at April M.m. J, xi. J ames x oo. Newport Ties at S1.50 and upwards at the SOUTHERN TRADE PALACE. Watches! Watches! W have Inst received the lamest and cheapest lot of Watches ever brought to this market. Priori irom vsjjo to mk. tu auu be convinced. April 20-lm. J. H. JAMKS & sow, A Good Dwelling House and Lot for Sale- KltnalMl noon corner of Garden and 11th Street, now occupied by II, W. Sanders. For full particulars can upon mv&A Ot X v u eras. March l-3m. Attorneys. For Sale. A necond-hand Buitsv. Apply to E. C. McDowell. Columbia. Tenn. mclilb-tl New stvle Fans and Uirtles at the BOLTHEUN TUAUE PALACE. Ladies' Attention. All shades of Basket Matlasa for Breton Dresses aud Princess Polonaise at 30 cents a yard at the tUU X X1X.XVI in.l 1 AL.ll.li Ml ilm.-rpnl ut vies nf valilne at the' SOUTHERN TRADE 1'AL.VCE. Died. In Coahorao County. Mls.. April 12 Carrie Cordell, daughter of R. L. and C. G Mitctiener. aifeo lour vears. We realize more and more every day that the sweetest flowers are soonest plucked. To our finite eyes it seems passing strange that mere nonenlties, curaoerers oi tne erounu are suffered to remain anu live out an ap parently aimless, and often a miserable ex istence, while the young, the beautiful, the loved and the nappy are tanen irom us. But faith ever stands ready with an answer. which snould oring comion ana rrsigna tlou to the saddest neart. xney are tauen away from the evil, to come, and while the very love we bear to the gentle and tender little ones, make us tremble to think what possible trials may await them In' the lu ture, we can rejoice to know that the lamts who are gathered by the Good Shepherd are safe, forever safe from them all. Every one who knew her, loved little Car rie. She was so bright, so beautiful, so full of love to every living creature, that she seemed to possess a charm which none who knew her could resist. Even in her infancy she seemed to manliest an 8 flection for all around her, and especially to her parents, who almost Idolized their only daughter. When she was ouly a few months old, her father used to say of her, that sbe "loved to be loved" more tlian any one he had ever known, and wlOj parents, brothers, rela tives, and friends she was alwaysone whom it was a pleasure and a privilege to caress. To the sorrowing parents we would say, "Be comforted, for God doot h all thlnas well. He has not destroyed the little tlower.which for a few years, shed Its beauty and fra grance in your family circle, but has trans planted It to bloom in perennial loveliness In the green past ures and by the still waters or paradise, xne ungniesi smiie anu me sweetest voice are missing now from your home upon earth, but it Is a blissful thought that little Carrie, now a radiant and beauti ful anted. Is waiting and wntcuiiix to wel come vou tbrouKh the pearly Kates into Je rusalem the Golden. Heaven wl:l lie dearer to you now, that there Is something there which you can claim as ail your own, and Uie taouttot nieellnK your lost dannm will be an additional Incentive to you to seek, yet more earnestly to gain an abundant eu- trauoe into tne parauise oi uou.; Ob f not in cruelty, not in wrath. The reaper came that day, But an angel visited the green earth, And took your flower away. Franklin, Tenn., May 3d, 1877. h COLUMBIA MARKETS. COMMERCIAL. Orli Corn, per bn Wheat, per bu... Oats SOiH-Vi 1800 AHI 70C Sjrup Choice, New Orleans... Cljofre Golden Sorghum , Hyson . Imperial Gunpowder Oolong English Breakfast Salt an barrels Soas Sarou Imperial Extra.:. Extra Olive Armstrong Tolet, per dozen Suaviug, per dozeu 7."S 100 75rtf.l00 ZhS0 I 73m. 1 25 75ii 1 25 7Vol25 75ft 1 25 .200(2250 420 4 4 i ou 35 2 50 50-i 1 U0 Tilnothy and Herds Grass pr. ton l-.Uii.l2'n,0 flour asd Jeal Meal Choloe ... Extra Family 60rt70 1000tll 01 9o0rl050 Bacon Hauia Middlings...... ............ ... Shoulder lIKn 12 Coffee- Java coffee per II Laguayra per lb 3-V 21pi: c A. Coffee sugar per w... ( '. Yellow sugar per Hi- Brig t N.O. per Vt Cut Loaf per lt Crushed per ! Powdered per G?aiiVIe4 i,er ).........., 1213 .12S loii. lb 1415' J 15c 11(515 1 50y.t7o I 00 100 Tisli- Mackerel No 1 Mackerel, No. 3 White per t MieelUaee- Rioe per 9 ill I) 17ff JO 1-''"1 2025 l.w 20'--'5 W SOtl W 15 40 in 45 Cheese per Hi Honey per B Kjflus per lt 1 urranfS per p Caudles per ft. Starch per lt.......:. Bran per cwt Shorts per "rt Beans ier n Hominy per Nails per Il iiv.iao 7.10 QIUII Ks " Chickens Turkeys Irish Potatoe.. Green Apices ... Onions ,.,....,.,., Dried Apples Dried Peaches Honey - Peanuts' Hides (Gren) Hides v Dry) 150iii2iki 1 Afir2 2INI :!,., HKili 1. 4'K.") 5 ;,'"i6' J0'.i 12 INSOLVENT NOTICE. Havtmz this day sugirewted the tnso venc-y of James M. Neatherl-y, deceased, to the Clark of the County Court of Maury County, Teuneaaee. nntiui ii hereby given to all per- aoua having claims aarj, atd estate to nie 1 lllB lllllj1 UlliriHuniU'l n,i, c-.fi. clerk on or me 11111 aay oi isircn;ier, 1S77, fur prorata dlntributiou, or the same will be torever barretl. Mayll-hfiT. Adioluliitraturs, Estray ISTotice. rt.tt h W. B. Tidwell. Anrll "l.h. 177. dislrlPt No. Sl.ouohay niare, 1-, hanus i,lii, alKul yeart o'.d, right lore h? a litltd white above tne nooi, u mim legs wnne Up the hock, blaze fac 2rf ks on "Jach side oi the back blar.e face ami smldle and valued marks on CKKR. Ranger, "MayVa:T LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES, 120 Broadway, N. Y. HENRY Ii. HYDE, President. For Ibe Year KnriJnff Dee. 31, 17. Net Assets, Jan. 1, 1878 ...527,077,631) 87 INCOME. Premiums .$7,514,131 2S Interest and Kents l,7i,iu wvvipti o J36,J20, V72 54 DISBURSEMENTS. Claims by death and matured taaow- menls.... 'SiaOO.lWU. SM Dividend, Surrend er Values and An nuities 2.970,37 bl Dividend ou Capital 7.0U0 00 State, Connty and City Taxes u,ix vt Contingent Sinking 1' una iww w Commissions, Pur chase or co mm is- sions. Agency Ex panses, and Physi cians' Fees 530,796 W Salaries, Law Ex penses, postage and Exchange 329,091 IS Advertising, Print- lnn Kiilliltiifr unn other Expenses 291,628 01 6,503,452 61 Net Cash Assets, Dec 31, 1876 130,416,719 00 ASSETS. Bonds and Mort- eaues . I.0,237.2K4 4- Ileal Estate In New l ork and lioston. as purcnasea under foreclosure 5,613,037 18 U. S. Stocks and Stocks authorized by the laws of the Slate of New York 5,004,015 60 a,iuo oo Stale Stocks lxaus secured by L nlted States and Slate Municipal Bonds and Stocks authiriKed by the laws of the State ot New York 1.981.820 00 commuted com missions 100,818 65 Cash on hand. In Banks, and other Depositories, on interest 1.269.316 48 Balance oi Agents Accounis 178,545 84 30,416,710 90 Interest aud Rents due and accrued.. UH,XQ 85 . m,m oo 670,816 00 Premiums due and In transit Deleired Premiums Market value of Stocks over Cost and Premium on Gold ou hand 110,:85 Hi l,:tl,214 SI Total Assets. Dec. 31. 170 93l.7al.934 41 Total Liabilities, Including Re serve lor reinsurance or an ex- iHtingtpolictes 26:31,141 00 Telal t'ndlvidetl Kit r pins : ovet- Total I.labllUlen ..l,50:l,793 41 Computed Undivided Surplusou Tontine Policies over legal re serve t2.01.5t0 00 New Business in is. ..jys poll- cleKnostirine ?25.020J577 00 Outstanding Risks 173,050,j90 00 r roin me uuuiviueu Mirpius exclusive oi Si0,oio reserved by the Finance Committee lor contingencieo,reverKinary uivitieuua.win be declared avuUable on settlement of next nnnual nremium. to oartlcioatinic policies. l ne valuations oi me policies ouisianamg lias been made on the American Experience Table, the legul standard ol Uie blateol N ew iorK. The Report of the Superintendent of the Insurance Department of the State of New York (made alter an examination iulo the condition of tbe Society, which occupied me cinel txauiiuer oi tne xx'partmeni, with ten of his accountants, nearly three months.) concludes as follows: "The examination has been of the most "thorough and searching character, and the "superiuteuaeni Deneves tuat no corpora "tion doing an Insurance business has been "subjected to severer tests than this Society has, nothing having been taken for granted, -out every item, Dotn oi assets auu uauiu "tics, conscientiously and exuaustlvely "scrutinized. To accomplish this a force of 'ten iiersous, under the Chief Examiner of "tbe Department, has been steadily engaged for nearly three raontbs. Tbe Supenn "tendent is much gratified at being able to "slate that the result of this investigation 'shows the complete solvency of tbe Jusli- "lution: and that if the same energy and 'and ability are displayed in Its nianage- "ment and conduct Irom this lime, as in "the past, a career ol solid commercial prqs "perity Is before it." "joun f . 8.HI1U," "Sujtcriiitendrnl." The report of a Committee of Policy-hold ers and Representatives of Policy-holders (after an examination extending over a pe riod of more than two months, assisted uy a full corps of expeits and accountants) con cludes at follows; The bnslness of this Hoclety has been "conducted with energy .ability aud system. "and its unparalleled growth sinco incor- "poraled lu injo, counting, as it does, nearly '.,- IlKI IKlll av4fis and aloiit ?"i ll: Il ium su rnlns "profits, according to the Society's stat - "incut, shows uncommon Industry and "vigor ont he part of its chief otlicers and "directors, and. in the opinion of this Com "mil tee, places the K.iuilable Life Amr- 'auce Society In the lront rank of institu ".Ions of Its kind." "All of which is respectfully submitted." "E. D. Moki.an, "Wm. A. Wheelock. B. B. Sherman "CHARLE8 S. SMITH, "MOKSIS K. JfcSCi' "Coknelius N, Bi.isw, "J. M. Morrison, "C. G. Fkantklyn. "F. D.Tapphn." The luU Report of the Superintendent ol Insurance, aud the full Report ot tbe Cora mittee of Policy-holders and Representa tives oi -oucy-noiueis, nave oeen priniea, in iiampiilei form, and may be obtained by application to tbe Society or to any of its aueuts throughout the U nlted states and Canada. The following is the Report of t he Finance and Executive Committee of the Society. The thorough investigation intotheatlairs ana couuuiou oi tne Kiultanie Ldie Assur auce Society by the Insurance Department t I l . A tt II I .1 V ... X.-l. . . .1 I w . i i Lwvi' w. i. n i vi&, iuu J n wiu' milteeot Policy-holders and llepresenla tlvos of Policy-holders, has not relaxed In the sliirhtest degree tbe customary exarain ations by the Standing and Special Com mittees of the Board of Directors. In presenting the Report of. the Society, for 1876, the Finance Committee state that they have during that year given much attention and labor t the consideration of tbesyste uby whiph the business of the Society lu conducted and its expenses re" a In tec": and have directed the enloroemont of all rules mid methods for bringing down the expenses of the Society to, and continu ing the same al, the lowest standard oo- tistrnt vilh the irratrst rfficH nrj in the ul lHtni&tration nf tin nffftirit. The undivided surplus fund of the Society is much larger than is requisite for the cou tinu.'inco of wlyldendS to policy-hold- rs iLimub uiiiiiuLiiiou, auu m oruer to guara agaiusl eveu unexpected depreciation in Investments the counnittee have HemUitit, That eight hundred thonsaud dollars of the said undivided surplus be withheld from division among policy holders until the further order of this Com mlltee. or of the Board, to cover an v nosst ble'loss arming frum the value ijf reftl estate and other secuiltle.s. The Equllable Life Asurauce Society has. uuring iuc past six moiitus (a perioa or un exampled, depression In bu-duess and Dnaucr), undergone, through lis own Com mittees, the Insurance Department of the Slnle and a Policy-holders' Committee, ex- anilnatious,"lor tUorouuliues of detail and scrutiny In all departments of lis affairs. uupieceuenteu in mo nisiory oi corpora tions. Gko. T. Apel. Gfo. D. Morgan, I Com JamesIxw H. F. SvAfMHNO, mitte Paukkk Hanpv. H. A. HritLijUT, I ou Fl- WH'lt(Mi " J. A.bxEjy.AK,, j nance Jfoarri of U(rrcir. IIkxhy B. Hviifc. IUb;ii Uuom Ken- O P.O. T. A PEE, f-fcOV. Geo. D.Morcax, Jons D. Jones. WM. G. LAMI1KICT. CVIll'S V . MKLD. Hk.vhy A. HuRLiiur.B. Williamson. H. G. Maroi-and. William Walker, J xm low Hesbv Da v. H. F. KfAL'l.blNO. Jik.iin SELlliMAN. Jas. W Alaxanpkr.Bki4.iamin E. Bates. hbnkyk. Ierhell. Asiibi:l-i Grekn. CHAKLt-S J MaKTIJI.WAYMAN CKOW. Thomas S. Yoi nu. stki-mkn H. Philii-s. THOMAS A. CCMMINS. I'HOMAS A- BlPKLK. RoitKIU Bl IW, II. U. A , F.X INtlER. WlLLlA.H H. lOOG. JOHN J.' DOALPSON, Daniel Ii-Loro. Gkor;kQ. xCeMiVjA. Jam es M . H a lste d, Samcel W. Tohkky, samcel Holmes. Horace Porter. Simeon Fitch. Josk F. Navarro. E. w. Lau llEPT. '. Wijirru-KiuHT, jtiHM J. MrCfHiK. Tiikodokk Weston. F. liAUiNii.rn- LANSoN 1 HAhK. FaiukhIIaxdv. V.KX.KJIKR I'.lHVIN. . flKNKY SMITH. John mloank. ohn A. Stewart. T. DKW1TT Cl V IKK, W.M. F. CO'JLMAfUH. J. y. Al KYANUKK, Vice-President. Ueokok H.Stcakt. Samcel Burkowk, Secretary Eiiwaho W. LxxRr.RT. M. D.. Medical fra ahii Cchtis, M. f)., I Examiners. E. W. muti, Supt of Agencies, POLLOCK & CRAWFORD, GENERAL AOENTSi NashvilleTenn. Nashviljo aud Cairo Packet Company. T. G. R V MAN, Supjtluteudeiit. rorClnrUivlHo, r.me:n aud fair The new and elegant nasscne-'r rtefimer C W AXIiKItSOy: will leave Nashville for the alwve iHiuts every Tnewlay, at 4 P. M. INA, wiil r.- ive for the above points every Thurs day wir.N. The new and elegant steamer EDDY- i-; I.K will leave Nashville for the above ' points every Saturday, at i F. M. T. V. I). WILLIAMS, -Retail Dealers in- MEN'S AND BO.'S LfflTIUirJi FURNISHING GOODS, Boots, Mi At prices to accommodate every one, and Manufacturers of SUITS From $30 to $65 ! Pants $7 to $16 ! , A perfect Fit Guaranteed in every instance aud Goods warranted as represented. shirts yt:i::i:in:n:ivii tar Cutting, cleaning aud Repairing done on shortest notice, aud at reduced prices, mch8-tf A Word to the Wise. All parties indebted to us by note or ac count will please call aud settle tha aame with W. B. Dobbinu, by the 15th orMay, and save cost, as we will after that dale place all claims iu Uie bauds of an officer. , May 4th-tf. DOBBINS & BKOWN. We would respectfully antor.nceTW1h citizens of Columbia aud vicinity, that we have opened a Carriage Factory And are prepared to build all kinds of Carriages, Buggies and Express Wagons, And to those havinpr any Repairing to be done, wonld Invite them to give us a call. We will use none but the bent of material, and euarantee satisfaction In every instance. Mr. John Tucker will take charge of he Painting Department. iuchlb-tm Shop at Lamb & Boyd's Factory. Notice to Tax-Payers. o Owing to the postponement ot the collec tion of the taxes, and tor I he benefit of per sons who may desire t1 pay their State and County taxes. I will be at my office in Co lumbia, ou every Monday from this date nnlll the 2Mb. of October, 177. May 4th-lf. W. T. EDWARDS, Trustee. WM. J. WILLIAMS, UNDERTAKER I AND DEALERS IN All Kinds andlEvery Stylo and Size of Burial Cases, Caskets Cof fins and Gloss White Finish Attends promptly to all calls, in town or surrounding country. Fine Hearses and gentle hor.-es, and all at reduced prices Al ways ready. Air Tight and Waterproof Ca ses and Caskets. Plain Walnut Collins ten dollars. I will deliver at any depot on the railroad. WM.J. WILLIAMS, Cnllcoka. Tenn. Cor. Main & St. John Sis. fLbl-77-m AS. T. AKIN. W. T. CRESWELL. V. 11. 1-A KRIS. JAS. T. AKIN & CO., Ab. 11 Brown's Block, Funeral Undertakers, -And Dealers iu- FURNITURE! "T Wi)! keep an imnd a full assortment of Wood and Metalic Cases and Caskets. We nave purchased the right to Stinson's Patent Glass Monument, and are now offer ing them allow prices. . fehltt 3m BAILEY SPRINGS WATER IN COLUMBIA. To accommodate the citizens of Columbia who may desire to avail themselves of tbe medical virtues of Bailey Spring Water, 1 will hereafter keep a supply of these WH1"VS at T. B. Rains' Drug Store, ty. V- KLLIS, April 3f Ih, lV7-lf. Pioprietor. J. R. Dodson el al., vs. Deuina Do.lson, Pursuant to a decree of the Worshipful County Court of Msnr uuunty, Tennessee, rendered at its April term, 177, iu the above st yled cause, I will sell to the highest and lCKt bidder, at the Court Hou door in the town of Columbia, on Monday, t he 2' ti day of May, 1S77, the following described tract or pareeiof laud, situated in civil district No. M of Maury county, on the Avateis ot Knob Creek, and bounded t,u the ea-st by th. lands belonging to the estate of R, P. Dod- sou, deceased; south by J. G. Dawson ot al.; west ny K.1100 creek: norm uy xvuoo creek and the lauds of J. G. Dawson et al.; cou tainiuiido ac;e, be the same more or less. Said tract of laud will be sold for ou.e-tb.lrd cash and the balance ou a ered.1V 'it t,ix and wi-ive iiiuuiii-, H.iiiui4i liairuM, uujii with approved security will b; reouiiinl of the purchaser, and a lieu rolutued to secure the payrntnit of l he purchase money.. Apiilirt, IS77. A.N. AKIN, C.& 0. KEEP'S PATENT PARTLY-MADE DRESS SHIRTS, Also, keeps a full stock of Gentlomcn's Fumisjiipg Goocte ! We have received our Spring Stock of will find everything (oods, and the people they cau call for at our house. Special Induce- men Is to rash buyers. Come one! Come all, I April iU-ll, xiiJixJttXo; rxiit-tiovt, Hats TO ORDER Emlry I Mmtij, IS NOW RECEIN1NO A FINE AND SPLENDID LOT OF Spring Goods, And is selling his Winter Stock at cost to make room. Hason hand a pot of of the best SCOTCH, : ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN GOODS! Boots, Shoes and Hats, Of the latest and best quality al ways on hand. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. 1 will, as Id the past, make up the beet of Goods to order, and charge the lowest living price for them. Come and see opposite Embry & Frlerson's. Maxch-2tf JOHN TYLER. A. G. ROULSTONE, -WITH- SM, BOUSE t CO., t-WHOLESALE . , CLOTHING -AND CLOTH HOUSE! North West cormr or Third and Race Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. FOURTH ANNUAL SALE -OF- TROTTING AND SADDLE HORSES, - SHORT. HORN. AND JERSEY CATTLE, COTSWOLD AND SOUTHDOWN SHEEP AND BERKSHIRE , PIGS, AT EWELL'S STATION, MAURY CO., TENN., ON Friday, Juno 8th, 1877. For catalocueSr&ddreNS. either of the un dersigned. Post-oftlce, Spring Hill, Maury County. Tennessee. THOS. GIBSON, CAMPBELL BROWN April 13-ot. JAS. P. JOHNSON. Pianos and Organs ? FOR SALE AND RENT. I have a new Piano and Oreau, both of su perior tone and finish, containing all mod ern improvements, that I oiler lor sale at half price. Both iustiuinents are lully war ranted to give satisfaction. Also, some sec ond hand Pianos lor sale or rent on reasona ble terms, ROBT. D. SM 1TH, March olMiiu. Columbia, Tenn. Titcomb & Towler, DRUGGISTS At the OU AJoiff, f riter .SnA Main, St. uiu.1 J'ublic Square, COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE Administrator's Notioo. Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Mrs. Martha W. Kennedy, dee'd, all person haviug claims against the es tate are notihed to ate tuem within the time prescribed by law, or they will be for ever birred. Parties indebted to the estate are requested to call and settle. FRANK H. SMITH, ' April Z7, 1877. Administrator. FAIR WARNING. A great many people will save costs by calling upon me and paying all accounts due the Herald oilice prior to April 1st, lg; The last not ice. Settle now or pay costs. April lS77-lt. H. P. FluVERS. LEMUEL PADGETT, Attsrncy at in and Solicitor iiChscerj, Columbia, Tennessee, office-On the South sh of tbo Sniare with Wilkes it Bulluck, iebl6-77-ly Gov'iiieht Claim Agency. Bounty and Arrears, Pension and Ar rears war of 1M2 and 18t;l and properly claims of all kinds, collected with despatch. I'emons irom a uisiance may communicate with the undcrsluneu. All business attend ed lo promptly. Ulllce In Herald and Mail xmiming. Marin in-iT-iy. j. xj. W!1ju. INSOLVENT NOTICE. Having this day encfested tbe lnsolvcnv of T. M. Kittvell, deceased, to the Clerk Of the County Couit ol Maury county, Tennes see, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims agaiu&t said estate to file them duly authenticated with said Clerk ou or before l he :th day of September, 1877, or prorata uiHi.riuui.iuu, or me same will oe forever barred. H. T. GORDON, ' April -J0, 1iPA Administrator. GEO- V7. WILLIAMSON in J. A. BAILEY, WITH SORY&CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ro cers A N U- ComtQission Merchants INTO. Nashville, Tennessee. April ntD-zZ-Um. CHANCERY SALE CITY PRO PERT Giles Hudspeth, Administrator, v. Cbris- lia A. Airihoii, ana ouw, Pursuant to a decree of the Cfucerv Court lor Giles county, Tennessee, in the above cause, I will sell on ThnrViay, loth day ot May, 1S77, at public sale, lo tb high est bidder, at the Court House oor In tne town of Columbia, Maury conrty, Tennes see, on a credit ol j axtd li uiou tbs, with in- u-si iroiu ixu,y oi sain, an lural portion of lots N..S. oi, :S and Kl. on tr.e .niau of the low u of Columbia, beluuin; to the estate of W. li. AUison, more partiyralarly described iu the dcd of Win. II. Sorrgs, of date 17th Ouy of November, lwa, registered in the Rex-inter's oiHce, Maiuy vonnty, Tennessee, in B'H.k 2, or 14, Vol. 2, Page loft, on Vilh day uf March. L-07. Notes -with approved per- ami.l ti mll l-i t V Wi 11 llAnlp.H .1 . i - - j - . v.iuinu, auu m iiru will be retained upon the property until the purchase money is jraid. flytiuj,wn. j. xj. oiAVl,C, J4. WE TAKE THE LIBERTY OF CALLING YOUR ATTENTION TO OUB NEW AND ELEGANT STUUtt. ur BOOTS AH SHOES , HATS, ETC., AND EVERYTHING HERETOFORE FOTTND In OUR STORE, Tu whicli we earnestly ask an itiHectioii m to say that in the purchase of tliesse (who lives in Cincinnati, and has the ing constantly in the market,) has spared neither pains nor trouble, 0 that j we can state positively, that our Prices are the Lowest in Maiiry County. We feel proud hope to merit it in the future. Our GOODS, AT THE LOWEST BOTTOM PRICES, fhall be . maintained, and we cordially invite you to call and Particular attention to Merchants and large Cash buyers. , March 13, 1877. I have purchased tbe tStock of CHAS. continue the business at the Old FAMOUS CRIA Great Inducements to the Trade. 1 exiieet to mid to the nl ready LAlMiK STOCK, and well SELECTED STOCK, and res cct fully invite I'verybotly to call and exiimine it before puiehus ing, as I am sure they vill find iny prices THE LOWEST NO. 34, NORTH KJ(IK PUBLIC SQUARK, COLUMBIA. NEW GOODS! at bottom: prices for cash. 1 lra the Ladies', Misses.4 andChildreiis' Gaiters, French Kid Button Boots , Front and Side Lace Boots, Pebble and Kid Nowport Ties. ALSO Ji B ULL LINK OF Cardold's Cai.k SKIN BOOTS, TISr EZJ&JJFgS 1 la nd-se wed Zi'IZ -jtrrr-- MEN'sy ludiPC( ever OlVUIUU CIINIVUJ ,11 wrwun Mvty 4, 1877.-3m. "SAT" ATTRACTIVE Mil. D ti.......i...i.,ri.nnL innlndipc evwilin.')ile novelty. Also a full Hue of MRS. 1. J; BRYMT, AG'T. o Ladies' Bonnets. Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Veils and Ties, Featb.ers, Collars, Cuffs, Collarettes, Ruffs, Handker chiefs, and a U the new Colors and Gloves. A Speciality of B Lamburg and Lace Embroidery. - . o A full line of Tnniruiugi?, Cornets and and Children's A General Assortment of v tu Marub itli-7(-l3m. tmi a t Drugs, Meiiciass IT 3ES. lELf. SOAPS, COMBS AND BRUSHES, Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Books ana stationery, js.erosexi wu, - Lamps and Chimneys, Garden Seeds, Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, tt Til. T4- Ana uye Dtun, .i Pure "Wines nd liquors for Medicinal purposes, Patent Medicines, etc. April 27tb.xS7. GL0TGnC3 p JLU IS! D by you. It is liardJy ueoesary for goods, our Mi. A. ROSENTHAL, ! advantage over all competitors ly be of your confidence iu the past, and reputation for selling; RELIABLE U3 see before buying elsewhere. A. ROSENTHAL & BRO. IIIA'MKXTHA I, t J5KO., him! M ill St;inl, nmi ;iu irexri'l to ott'vr 1ST COLUMBIA! TENNESSEE lest Stin k of HOUSE CeLtoted Gold Medal A Ii X K S CKKol.K CONGRESS xxcL CAPS SPRING OPENING -OP- Fill! M !, BY- Tilters. A beautiful line of Ladies Summer Hosiery. Toilet Articles, Notions aud io txoa, -&IS-i rir TXT Chemicals, PerfumDry!; WHEAT We are still Agents for BUCKEYE REAPERS Al MOWERS! THE BUCKEYE First introduced into the County last Reaper, giving1 a complete victory over the Champion Self Rake in a field trial on the farm of T. H. Williams. READ WHAT THE FARMERS SAY OF THE BUCKEYE: "I would nat exihiinne my Huckeye for any machine."--.. Ilorloii. "The Tiille I!nke comes up to tlic Vccoiiiiiu iid.ition. Ii is light draught Or two horses." iVro. X. Mc h'nininii. "I Haw the Tnlh I5iike, and think it at work." JnnicH 1 !) . "I tried lNth the Champion and the Huckeve Scir-ltaKcs tiioioii-iuy. ine Jluckeye is light draught; more easily handled; saves tunl delivers the grain tietter;' saves down grain; lias the U-st l-'itmnn connection; Jess machinery and more durahle. It is the machine to luiv." Tito. If. YiHiiiit. CALL AT OUR STORE MID KAST SIDK COLUMBIA, NOTICE TO QO,000 BUSHELS OP CORN WANTED AT QC,000 FOUNDS BACON SIDES WANTED AT A. OOOD3IA1VSI The highest market price for Cott4ii, C-orn, Wheat, liacon, will lie iail at A. GOQ3)rAI,S! You can fiml the best gtock of Sugar, Codec and all khnl Family (.Jroccrics at u. GOODiIAN'S! CALL THE ATTF.NTION (IF THE KABMKIW Arwu xtxr. iubho. iii-..ir,niMi. A, that I am now well ) pay the HiKhent Market that I am now well prepared to buy all arket ITlce In Iwnli. 1 aiH ing or gelling. Kemeiuber 1 pay ciihIi for my more rxouse. anu ii parnee uou i. wihii k I..-H " : ; . . . - with Kacknand fttorne lor it until they ee fit tour: I, anl 1 will only uliaruo 1 ;nt r fnrHirai l iiKurnnr-n ami I.nlxir. 1 will alvunce money u all KluilH of loiintry ITotlnce stored In my iiosHeHxion. In connection with thU, I keep a very 1'irK" HUn:k of Family Orocerledand Viantal Ion Huppilm, conniMtlnt; In part of Kiiar, t ollee, Hour, a wn iir.1 Tnhm-ivi. Wliixk v. Ac. K Ik( Hiiro U cull uud nun me Ix Jore you d your buy V. OOOTxtTV'! So. 10 VmkI Kido Tublic Square, 30,000 Bushels of Corn Wanted! FOB IMMKDIATH USH AT a . q-OODMIAN'S, And will pay the II'iKbest Market Trice in Cash. I5o sure uiid see tne before you sell your corn. NO. 40, EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE. April 27th-.tt . i The Oldest Established Greo.lFt.Cxlhoniife Co., -DICA WATCHES, JEWELRY and DIAMONDS, Sterling u& PUted SllTerwar, Spectacles, Gold Pens, Clocks, Ac, MAXWKLL HOU8K, - BOOKS, STATIONARY, Picture Frames, et c. 1 my Block or Boohm, PiiUitt, and in fuel, nvt iy I HI" ; lnpI In a . btoro U luy Old btaud, uCitdoor to Ibe Vn-i Ollioc, ,j.; i- 1 .u llouno. I have ni'ivei OrHl-ciaiui Hook COME ! To the l'eoiie's jo'iiIar Jan. 12th-l77. FRESH GARDEN SEED. T A. l'UM, Landreth's, Briggs Garden Seed just Received, and for Sale by GROWERS ! Maury County for the 1 TABLE RARE, Season, at once took the lead as a . ' the liest Scll-Kakc iJcJip- r I ever taw EXmViIHE TH BUCKEYE 1THLIC Hil -M!'-. TENNESSEE. limy i-77-yiii. THE PUBLIC! . ..... . aiTn f(1 ilI'MI.'fl 1 I t V the - Com, Baqnn. I. to. " K'1- w,'i iiiivm a very mi u nn " , , ., all 1 buy. COLUM III A, TKN N Ksnr.i:. IIIHIl lilM-Jiu. Jowelry IIouso in the City ! UEHH IS- - ' WABiiviti, tlimin. lverware litle lo Order. lel;-77-lf YALL PAPER, SHADES, COME ALL ! ! low iiiue Uook Htorc. o I A JX 1 OF & Bro.s' and Ferry's