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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
The Next President.

The Cincinnati Enquirer still adj
vocates the nomination. of Colonel
Thomas A. Scott as the DemOcatic
candidate for president. 1t sthinks
that the Democrats have more TO
hope from favoring Pennsylvania
than any other State, and this should
have much weight in the choice. 1t
concludes a long editorial on the
subject as follows: 1--WE may men,
ton here that it is significant that
the vote of Pennsylvania has never
been cast for any presidential candi
date who has been defeated, and this
can be said of no other State. Our
own State pride would lead us to
designate some distinguished citi-
zen of Ohio, were it not for the rea-
sons we have suggested. Ohio's
time is coming, but it is not now, as
we apprehend. If the New York
thieves had not defeated US in 1865
we should now have the president.
That influence is broken up, and in
1876 il will no doubt be an excellent
period to give Ohio a chance" 1t
may be of infinite importance 10
Memphis, and to the people along
the line of the Memphis and Char
lesion road, to make Tom Scott in
terested pecuniarily in the fortunes
of these States and of this city. Ii
would certainly be fortunate TO have
a president of the United States
bound to US as with hooks of steep
by three hundred miles of railroad
iron.-AppeGt.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
FaR TAX COLLECTOR.

We are authorized % announce Jas. N.
McRee as candidate for the Office OF Tax
Collector Of Madison county. Election hrst
Thursday in August.
We are authorized % mnounce d. A.
Weatherly as a candidate Tor Tax Collector
Of this county. Election, iirst Thursday In
August lo.s.
We are authorized 10 announce W. J..
DEAKaf0RE as a candidate for Tax Collector
81 Madison county. Election, first Thurs
day In August, 1872.
We are authorized 10 announce Jos. G.
SHARP. OF jackson, as d candidate for Tax
Collector Of Madison county. Election trsi
Thursday in August, lei2.
We are authorized % announce SAM. ID,
BARNETT, as a candidate Tor lax loilec.
tor Of Madison county. -Llociion lst Thurs
day in August, 1872.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
Old Henderson once more I'm the
Field.

MIFFLIN, TENN, Jan. 10, 1872.
AessTS. Editors:
The railroad enterprise in this
county "sleepeth" no longer.
Our County Court, on the sth
inst, agreed, without a dissenting
voice, to submit proposition for a
subscription of So, 500 in eight per
cent. bonds to the stock of the Jack
SON and Tennessee River Railroad
Company, with the following condi-
tions, viz:
The bonds are not issuable or paw.
able until q like amount shall be
taken otherwise, and work on the
road commenced. The bonds are
not to be sold for less than their face
value. And further, that the county
subscription is to be expended with
in the county.
You viii see that the amount is
veJ'y small and well guarded. EIec-
ton, March End, 1872.
Yours, &c,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
Governor Palm err Sustained.

The majority report of the COM
mittee appointed by the Illinois Leg
islature to investigate the matter OF
the military occupation of Chicago
fully sustains Governor Palmer. The
committee say in concluding their
report:
The committee, while they eonsi-
der the claims made for the Mayor of
Chicago of good intentions in sur
rendering the control of the govern
ment of Chicago to Lieut.. Gen She
ridan, feel bound to reiterate the le-
gal principle, well established, that
mere good intentions afford no eX-
cuse to a public officer for viola
ton of his duty, nor are they pre-
pared to admit that the eminent SER
vices andwell-merited reputation OF
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan furnished an
excuse or apology for acts that were
clearly and palpably illegal. The
committee are of opinion that the
doctrine of equality before the
law" operates with full force to those
who violate as well as those who de-
mand protection under the law, and
that the acts of men are to be
utlCIulluNQ w lnGlL Wv 4uAl Aue4N
qualities, and not by the character
Of the person whose conduct IS in
question. No man can be above the
law, nor can any degree of public
service afford a justification for its
violation. And being of opinion, as
expressed by the Governor in this
second communication, that the en-
ployment of the United States
troops in populous city, to per
form police duty in time of peace,
when the laws of the State were in
full force, as in the present ease, in
addition TO being a violation Of law,
was also a dangerous example, the
committee would recommend adop-
ton of the resolution herewith sub
mitted.
The action of the committee in thus
approving the course of Governor
Palmer is as gratifying rs ii was I'M
expected, and ii viii have a good eff
feet the country over. Every lover
of good government VIII rejoice
that there is at least one section Of
the Union which can not safely be
brought under military rule.-COU-
rierJourRal.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
THE WING AND TRIBUNE.
Increase sE Circulation UnParaI
leled.
The Peoples Friend-the - NatLOn'
al intelligence OF the SouthG
IL Sustained By the Masses.
The +" Old ship of ZIOn'' Sailing
Under Full Canvas.


Nearly thirty years ago, the cold
WING" unfurled her sails and threw
her banner to the breeze in "Old
Madison" She has in that long pc
riod successfully braved the fiercest
storms, triumphantly mounted the
tallest waves, and yet she has not
lost g spar or sail, or had plank in
her staunch old hull even SCARED.
She has steadily held the "even tenor
fher way" in spite of storm, flood
and fire, and the desolation of four
years of war has not impaired her
usefulness or her hold upon the af-
fections of the people. Phenix-like,
she sprung from the ashes of the
war, and that, too, without stain or
reproach. Her strength has ever
been in the hearts of the people.
Thousands of the old men of West
Tennessee have perused her columns
for % or 80 years; thousands of the
young men of the country recognize
in her the first newspaper they ever
read; and the ladies, old and young,
God bless them are, and have ever
been, her most devoted friends. She
has been a welcome weekly visitor
to thousands of firesides for thirty
years-a family friend" whose
coming brought joy to the hearts of
old and young alike. The hearts of
her long-tried and trusted officers
and crew are filed to overlooking
with gratitude at the universal en-
thusiasm with which her efforts are
appreciated and sustained. With
the new year, her hopes for the flu
ture dawn more brightly than ever
before in her long history. Daily
evidences Of popular favor pour in,
and our subscription list now doub-
les that of any other year. If her
friends viii work in the future as in
the past, the "old ship" viii be
without a rival upon the Southern
seas. Our proposition for ~ is ex-
tremely liberal. We offer the WING
AND TRIBUNE, weekly, and the
american Farmers AdUOcdte,
monthly, both for 81 per year. To
our friends everywhere, we would
say, the "old ship" is sound, her
sails are complete, and she win not
only reach the harbor of '73, but her
tall mast viii reflect the morning
beams of many a new year yet in
the womb of the future.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
How is This 1!

The daughter of Senator Ch4ud-
Ter, Of Michigan, was married 81 week
or two ago To Congressman Hale, OF
Maine. Chandler is said TO De the
richest man IN the Senate. lie gave
his daughter as q wedding presents
house worth $4,000. We find the
following in the New York World
Of December 2S:
Ten thousand dollars wCrlh OF
wedding garments have passed free
through the New York customhousc
for the daughter of rich Radical
Congressman, as SO many trunks full
of - harness" Who are the snug
clers and reformersy a question
for the Buckingham Retreuchment
Committee"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
Chancery Sale Of Real ESTATE.

In the ChauceTy Court Of Madison County.
Tenn. l.. Midyett, GuaTsIian Sc.,
". ". l.. MllyeJt. e al.
EeN virtue Of an order Of sale made in
- this cause, 1 viii sell, 40 public auction
10 the highest bidder, at Gadslcn Depot,
Madison county, Tenn, on
SAIU &DAN, FEB. 10. 1872,
within legal hours. The following described
real estate, tC-Wit: BEGINNING at the north
west corner or the original McIyer tract,
runs thence east ll3 poles 10 a stake. with
Whi,e-oak pointer, the northwest corner
Of lCt No. ,; thence south I9i $50 poles %
IFS S. ". corner thence west - poles 10
IN elm; thence north u BIO poles 20 a
stake with pC>E-1ak and red-oak pointers:
Jllu1c west SO poles 20 "a stake; thence
rarth 81 poles 10 the beginning, containing
f.6 25-f01 lere~,
TERMS uF SAIL OnU-third Cash; bal
ance on o credit OF one aud two years, with
bOud and approved security, and a lien re-
tanned on the land for the payment OF the
purchase money
jaul3-lin. D. N. WISDOM, CAN.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
10 the voters of Madison County.
RAILROADS.

Having been solicited by many persons
10 become : candidate fer the ofiSe OF Tax
Collector Of Madison county, declare my
self candidate for that office, and respect
fully solicit your support.
/ promise that, if should be elected, l
will discharge the duties Of the ONCE faith
fully and efticiently.
SAM'L ID. BARNETT.
Andrew Chapel, Jan. 18th, 1871.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
To Relieve Frosted Feet.

Some of our exchanges give the fol-
lowing, Yhichis simple enough, and
may be worthy trying:
To relieve the intense itching of
frosted feet, dissolve alump OflaBm
in little water, and bath the part
with it, warming in before the fire.
One or two applications is sure to
give relief.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
FoR COUNTY TRUsrEE.

We are authorized 70 announce Thomas
M.Greer as "a candidate FOR Trustee OF Mad
ison county. Election first Thursday ~
August, 1872.
We are authOriz q 10 announce W. H.
Parham as d candidate for Trustee OF Mad
ison county. Election, Irst Thursday IN
August, 1872.
We are authorized TO announce Jonas
Mayo as a candidate for rejection to the
office OF Trustee OF Madison county. Elec-
ton, inst Thursday in August, ie'2.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
General Markets.

MEATs-Bulk: sidep, = d, retail, SIC;
wholesale, 81 shoulders, retail, &c;
wholesale, &c. Hams, retail, I3c; whole
sal e, lie. i seop-Siles, retail, l0c; whole
sule, 9jzc. Shoulders, retail, s1kcs " 1olssale,
Sc. Hams, su<n--eured, r8tn't, 1Sc, who.e-
sale, l6Jsc. Polk, retail, &c; Wholesale,
-; by the piece, 90:
MEAL-T busa. WhJlcaale, iJ@ soc.
SWEET POTAruEs-F bus h, wh1'esaie,
IRIsH PorAToEs--7 bH, wholesale,
q 90.
TUENns- . bush, retail, 75c; whole1ale,
zoe.
DRIED FHUrr-A. pies, 3 -, whole ale,
DC. Pcaclie-- DO DO. ~. ~ r.. ID -.
SUGAR -Nzw Orlea-s, retail l2Iz@ lJe;
Who'll Sic. I18I4c- G
COFFEE Retaii, 25e7 Wholesale 235E9
Ole
MoLAssEs- Retail, soc; Who'll sale. Coo.
HoWNET-t} Ib, reta D, 5c.
GRrs-r d, retail, 5c-
NAILs-} ib. retail. - VIII ie- De-, 80
TIRE as uu, u D. ret n. Is.
WHISKY Il gait, wholesale. 81 700 i91,
EIBEs--ci-cel 4 ID, refill. 81 =; dly, do
do, i5c. liza
LEATHEE-uaruess and sole, e h, retail,
90 Soc KIP, do. do, Co; Bsidie, 10, do, A.
U50c. --.
aUEKRYs- Busiu- rice. 81 oral 2is
selling p-ice, 81 -l.g 4 3d.
CHICKESs-Euy iHg, @jc; selling, 3Jc,
DUCKs-Buying, 2J@3jc; sclhng, B9 4oo.
BUTTER buying. 2Tc; selling, S10s35c, ~
EdGs-Buyiug, -je; selling, 3JG35c.
& aNE-s qWrre--, buying. 81 - & dCZ;
selling, 8 - do. IArtndges, Uuy ing Il "
y d0z; selling n 80 do. Ssh. buy .ag, Zoe
e ID. Game Hsh, buying, lac Z ID.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13

The appeal of Sunday last, Janua-
ny 9TH, INDUCES in the following re-
marks respecting the Jackson, Mem
phis and Bolivar railroads. We fear
our neighbors are getting at cross
questions and cross feelings about
this matter:
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
OK TO NAsHvILLEl
New Firm.

Messrs. Smith g. Jarnagin have
bought ont NJ. Walsh s. Co., on La
fayette street, and will do q first.
class grocery business. They are
gentlemen of means as well as abili-
tY, and win prove a valuable addi-
ton to the business Of the city. Mr.,
Smith we have known for years;
Mr.. Jarnagin comes to us highly re.
commended, and we unhesitatingly
endorse the firm as live, thorough
and reliable business men. Call and
see for yourself.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
jackson and tennessee River Rail-
road.

BY reference to a communication
in the WING AND TRIBUNE this
week, from Lexington, it will be
seen that the friends of the Jackson
and Tennessee River Railroad in old
Henderson, are sanguiAe of success
in the new proposition which will
be voted on by the people on the I'd
day of March, proximo. Let our
Henderson Comfy friends leave no
stone unturned to secure the sub
scripticn by their County, tor that,
in our opinion, is their only chance
for a road-and road they must
hare. Jackson and Madison Coun-
ty will do their duty in the pre-
misses. In the mean time, we con-
jure those who heretofore opposed
the road to reconsider the matter
take a sober second thought about
it, and let the great and glorious old
County of Henderson have an outlet
to the world, through Jackson, if
she so desires, but to Jackson any
how.
The road from Jackson to Mem
phis win be built as soon as the one
to LeKington-and both, we believe
will be built within a less period
than eighteen months. In this age
of progress, no County of the intrin-
sic value of Henderson--full of live
men, rich lands and untold minerals
can afford to stay in the back
ground. Come out friends, jack
SON will shake hands with you at the
County line.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13

be more profitable. If Jackson
should refuse, then we admit we
could lay no claim TO the road +; but
she will show soon that she win not
refuse to do her full duty.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
FOR SHERIFF..

We are authorized 10 ANNOUNCED Il. n.
May as q candidate Tor reelection 70 the Of
nce0f sheriff OF Madison county. Election
the first Thursday in august, lSg2.
We are authorized to announce Gen.
John J. Brooks as a candidate fgr SherIf OF
Madison county. Election, nrst Thursday
IN August, 1872.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
AGENT Ar HUMBOLDT.

T. S. Lee is the authorized agent
of the WING AND TRIBUNE, at
Humboldt, and is authorized to re-
ceive money and receipt for sub
scriptions at that place.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
roR DISTRICT CONSTABLE.

We arc. authorized % announce James
SehaTmah0Iu ms "a candidate for Constable
OF the 10Th CIVIL DisFictoi AladisOn souu
y, (Jackson) Election ia Thursday in
August, 1872.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
The VVorId 10 STOP 1873.

The Second Adventists are at it
again. At a convention held in
Rochester they have definitely set
tied the time for the total destruc-
ton of the world. 1t is to take
place in 1873.
A friend at our elbow requests us
to ask If they can fix the day. He
owes a note, which is payable on the
4th of July, and says he would be
greatly rejoiced to know that the
catastrophe would happen before
that time, as he has no idea where
the money is to come from to pay it.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
To SUBSCRIBERS.

Lock out for the x mark. 1t twill
indicate that your subscription TO
the Wine AND TRIBUNE has ex-
pired; and it also means that we
would be pleased to have you renew
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13

Guaranteed circulation, 10000 for
first year.
To be in size, 16 pages, 12x15 inch
es, independent of advertisements
and cover.
1t will be the organ of the Nation
al Agricultural Association, and
also of the Agricultural Congress of
the Southern States, and win advo-
cate such measures as are of inter
est to the agriculture of the coun-
try, avoiding all subjects of only
local interest.
Writers of recognized ability have
been secured as contributors to it's
columns, from all sections of the
country.
It's Statistical Department, Crop
Reports and Market Review, will
be compiled with especial care and
contain information valuable to the
smallest farmer or planter.
AS we have made it the cheapest
so do we propose that it shall be
the BEST. Indeed, our success de-
ponds on its being best, and we
know no such word as fail.
No farmer can afford to do with
out it.
Send for specimen copy to
ADVOCATE PUBLISHING Co.,
Jackson, Tenn.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
CANDIDATES.

Tax HeudcrsOn COunrg.
We are authorized 90 announces X. -.
L0vclaee rs a candidate FOR lax Sohecior
OF Henderson county, Al the ensuing Au-
gust election. 1872.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
S9.4OO.SOO

We have not mentioned Shelby,
Fayette and Maury, because they
are common to both routes. We
have given these figures, not for the
purpose of showing that a road
should not be built through Bolivar
to Savannah, but to show that the
route through Jackson is the better
route. We hope, in the course of
time, both may b. built but if the
people of Jackson understand their
interests, the road through jackson
win be built much sooner, and will
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
Re-saIe I'D RenI Estate.

In Chaucery At Jackson. Tenn.-J0seph
Groom q al, V. y. W. steadman ct al.
DI yiItue Of power vested la nieias clerk
I'D and Master Hwlll expose for sale, at
public cutlery, in the town Of Medon, Madi-
son county, On the
10Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1872,
the following described property, belonging
TO the estate OF 10. steward, deed, viz: One
tract Of land known on survey on ME IN
this oflic1 a. tract No. ., containing "a e6-l6O
acres Also the Lrgett House, and lots adj
jacent thereto, contain .ng about 30 acres.
This property Is re-sOld because oiiailure
OF purchaser 10 comply with terms OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourth Cash Dal-
anee on a credit OF SIX and Twelve Months,
hi be seeured with two good securities.
. iapl3-4in. ID. n. WISDOM, Z. J. NJ
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
The American Farmers Advocate

Published monthly, at Jackson,
Tenn, at 81 90 per year, viii be
furnished, without extra charge, to
all new subscribers to the WING
AND TRIBUNE remitting 81 90 for
a years subscription.
Still More.
Any old subscriber sending us the
name of a new one, and the money
for the same, shall also receive
copy of the Advocate for one year,
free of charge.
The arrangements we have made
with the Advocate Publishing
Co." viii enable us to furnish
greater amount of reading matter
than was ever before offered to the
public, for the same money. We,
therefore, confidently expect our
subscription list to be more than
doubled next year. The MISTER in
each paper will be entirely different,
so that the person who gets both of
these papers will be thoroughly in
formed on all subjects of general in
terest.
Our friends, and especially those
who have heretofore been acting as
agents in making up clubs of sub
scribers to the WING AND TRI-
BUNE, now have a fine opportunity
to increase our circulation beyond
that of any Southern journal. All
are invited to the good work, and
those who make up clubs will re-
ceive both papers free.
Payments always in advance.
Those at q distance can remit by
Post-office Order or registered let
ter. Address
w. w. GATES & Co.,
jackson, Tenn.
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Obion county warrants are at par
with 0reenbacks,


Obion county warrants are at par
with greenbacks.
The election for Mayor in Men,
phis on Thursday, 4th inst, result
ed in the reelection of John John
son by over two thousand votes.
Felix W. Robertson was reelected
Tax Collector, and II. w. Light
burue, Wharf-master.
The Bolivar Bulletin is jubilant
over the encouraging prospects OF
the Memphis and Knoxville Air Line
Railroad. We rejoice with those
who rejoice. We hope we may not
be called upon to mourn with any
mourners over that hope defer
red" which we are assured makes
the heart sick"
One Moses Hull, a so-called Spirit.
ualist, at Memphis, challenges Rev.
j. r. Graves, ID. D., of the Baptist
Church Of that city, to discuss Spir-
itualism with him. Graves is as
"spunky as a MICE" and was never
known to take a "dare," and we
shall be disappointed if he does not
tackle the aforesaid Moses Hull.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13

Published Monthly, at jackson,
Tennessee.
(First number will not be issued
until about January 18th, owing to
unavoidable delay in receiving ma
terial.)
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13

New YORK, JAN. Middlins
Cotton 3lSc. Gold 1855.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13

LIVERPOOL, JAN, 11.-Middling
Cotton 1Old.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13

MEMPHIS, Jan. 1lth.-LOw Mid
ding Cotton 1850; Middling 20ic /;
Strict Middling 20gc-
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The Memphis and Knoxville Air
Line Where should IL
Got

Our friends in Bolivar are con-
stantly talking about the Memphis
and Knoxville Air Line Railroad
going through Bolivar and Savan-
nah. We are not opposed to the
building of railroad from Bolivar
to Savannah, and as far east as it can
be carried, but we intend to submit
some facts and figures to our friends
at Bolivar for their consideration.
An air line from Memphis to Knox
vile would pass nearer Jackson than
it would Bolivar. Knoxville is
northeast of Jackson, and Bolivar is
nearly on a direct east line from
Memphis. The air line would not
pass in many miles of Bolivar. The
distances from Memphis to Column
bia by Bolivar and by Jackson are
about the same.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
-.......$ 4,93S, 642

The distance from Memphis to the
Tennessee river, by Jackson, is $50
miles, and the amount of property
in the counties is as follows:
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
Chaneery Sale o. Real EslaLe. =


In Chancery st j ask son. Teuues sewn.
;. CaiiawayVs- Hubbard Meredith.
FRY virtue OF an Order of sale entered in
10 this cause a October term ISL, i will
expose for sale, 10 the highest bidder, al
the north door Of tue Court House, in the
city OF Jackson, Tenn, --r-r-1---r--5 -
on SATURDAY, 81 FEBRUARY, 1872, -
the following described lot Of land, lying
and being in the city Iot jackson, ana
bounded as follows, 70 wit: On the north o..
by the lot of-Nade Taylor. (eol0red,A runs d
south - feet thence wcst-3OO feef5 thence
north IS feet thence cast 600 feet toth be-
ginning. M Il fR-E ehEE q
purchase money due complainant
TERMS or sALE.-SeYen Months time, to
bar the equity OF redemption, aud purchas-
er required 10 give bond and good surety.
jaals-44ia' : RsAls y lsDoAsc. SsA-
Resale Of Reai Estate.
In ChaneeTg At Jackson, 'Trnp.-A ls1ander
W Russal e az, ~ Jno- NJ Russell u
81 al. ~ a .ha y r.. A 2
DY virtue Of power 3 r. ted in me as Clerk
40 and Master in Sad eause, IFfill expose
Tor sule ~ public auction, at Prison, Madi-
son county, Tenn, ON
THE Ord DAY OF FEBRUARY, IS72,t
within legfl-bouFs, the tract of-land lying
ia Madison c0ur.y, Tenn, about four miles
west OF pinsou. belonging 70 the Russell
heir and cgntairiu- 80 acres. said land
win be sold Tor p7rtiuon and division MS.
among said heir, ans Is hereby re-sold ON
accotnt Of fixture OF purchaser Al former
sale 10 comply with TIE terms thereof q. a
.TEIAfs OF SAi.E---l Iie-f ouTth OF thelpur-i =
chase money 20 be paid in Cash, anu the
balance in one and Two years IRON day OF
sale. Approved security require1 and = p
lien retained DOR deferred payments.
jan13-4in. u. N. WISDOM, c y M.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-01-13
Railroad Matters,

Comptroller Pennebaker has mott
fed the following railroads to pay 4
per cent. on the sinking fund debt,
as approved by law: