Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-03-16

Awaiting ourself Of an hour Of leisure last
Tuesday, we paid short visit to the ioeali
ty where Mr.. J. F. Latham is erecting {
new and elegant FIGURING mill, about one
mile West OF this city, on the banks Of the
FOrked Deer river, and just 70 the left Of
the East end Of CampbelPs levee. Mr.. La
than is thorough going business man, a
practical miller, and = man Of means and
energy, and will, in few weeks, have one
Of the best water mills in West Tennessee
in the tide OF successful operation.
RECovKRNG-Wea are gratifed TO learn
| that our friend, NJ II. Brown, Esq, who
was 50 severely injured by falling in front
Of his wagon wheel last week, ia in a fair
way 10 recover, and has returned to his
home near Mifiln.
To MY FRIENDS AND PATRoNs.-SOme
person or persons, having ignorantly or ma
liciously circulated report that I had left
the city, take this method Of assuring all,
friends or others, that 1 am still here, 1t
my old stand, doing q good business, and
that intend TO remain many years yet 70
csme. Thankful for the very liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended me, 1 respect
fully solicit a continuation OF the same,
pledging on my part an earnest effort to de-
serve every favor bestowed on me-
H. C. HOFFMAN.
VENI! VDI! vIcI The uncenquera-
BILE, the jolly, the ever blooming ROsey, has
connected with himselfin business, Mr.. D.
Harris, one Of the most accomplished dis |
pensers Of festal eiixeTs in the country |
Foaming Beer from the great Cincinnati |
breweries, sparkling wines from the Rhine, |
and liquors pure and exhileratIng are stIll 1
dispensed 70 thirsty thousands, at "RO-
sey's" The Restaurant department is pre-
sided over by the genial, jockey, fun-loving
Rosey in person, and as ever, the richest vi
ands are daily set before hundreds OF hun
CRY epicuTeans. Rosey can indeed exclaim
with Cesar Vent Vidf-Vfei.
BLIND TOM.-EyeTybody should turn
out tonight and hear this wonderful mus
Ical prodigy. He is indeed one or the
greatest euriositIes, as well as genIuses Of
the age.
BIRDS ON ToAsr.-Few cities can boast
Of a better Restaurant than that Of Barn.
hill & Exum's Of this city. For richness
and variety Of Viands, for recherche cook
ing, and prompt, polite serving, it is sbso-
luteIy unsurpassed. Among the attractions
Of this Epicurean abode, we will mention
that rare and delicious dish, "Birds on
Toast served to order at any hour. Mr..
N. L. Barnhill, chief caterer, is not only
in his business, but one OF
the most agreeable and accommodating
young men to be found any-where-one
who delights in pleasing his patrons, and
who never fails to win their good opinion.
by genial manners, as well as by the rich
ness Of his dishes.
PRoGREssIoN.-Brow has a mar
row gauge railroad in full operation. A
couple OF Louisville commercial pilgrims,
who met with an accident on it, don't speak
m high terms OF the road. we conclude
however, that they were over loaded, and
hence the road blameless. Neither the edi-
.ors of the States or Bee have ever ven
ured to travel on it to our knowledge, and
Ne hardly think they will.-However, we
our neighbor, after long and
Irduous labor, for having ~done it at
asst" l. E., the marrow gauge" with one
erminus in a hotel, and the other-well,
lose by.