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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-24

rake the Louisville Route
For al Points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST, /
AND SECURE
Quicker Time and Less Changes of
Cars than by any other Route.
NO CHANE OF CARS FROM
AcKSON LOUISVILLE
Only One Change to
Now York, Cleveland, Pitts
burg, Philadelphia, Chicago.
and Cincinnati,
But two changes te Baltimore, Washington
and Boston.
Fare as Iotg as any other Route.
lRAG'AGE CHECKED THROUGH
Ask for Tickets via Louisville
The Freight Department OF this line has
hoen tboronghlv re-oTganized with speei-
Of I-IsIy TO accommodating the freight traf-
nc between the North and soutn, anu lts
| odvautspes which il oilers IN low rates,
diSnate6. saving OF insurance and prompt
, settlement of all claims for loss danlaSe,
, oyercharge, etc., making it far superior 10
| any competing route. ..,,,o,,,
> Through bills of lading a guarantees
a rates. NAV be procured at All principal Rail
ROAD 0ii'''' :" - ALBERT FINK,
Genn. Supt.
r VIII KING, q. z. s. t. A.
l. mar. 2-ly
. LOuIsvnIe and Cincinnati
'. SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD
y For Cineinnad and the East! the quick
est, best and only Route Running
Do1ble Daily Line Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping
p Cars From Louisville to
on Columbus, q; Pitts
he burg. Philadel-
phia,
II N r w Y o RK
.as And other Eastern Cities without cnang
rs THE only Line with which passenge
ch | erar the South make direct connection
ny I,Suisville with through cars for New or
", AVOIDING from I to 16 HOURS della
OF Incident to, and
Of ARRIVING ONE TRAIN in ADNANN
Of all other lines. Time from Louisville
EST New York,
Of ONLY 81 HOUR S
or This Line is Stone Ballasted and entire
not tree from dust. Being equipped with
nO' .sIehrated WestinghOuse Alr-Brake, p
the eIudes all possibility ofcollisions.
,ple ONLY ALL RAIL LINE
INC, Between Louisville, by; and Cincinnati
anu ~ Trains leave Louisville.
.he s4Oa.m arrive Cincinnati u -
be- S5Snm ..-..- $50 |
liant 100 D. m $780, ------.- 40
Making direct connections with all tTU
and lines for the North and East
Tons Tickets for sale Via Louisville an
a. Short Line at all Ticket Ohlees IN the 80
and Southwest. ,,D,-,-,
not Gent Passs anu lioAe' n :
edy. &c. GnRERLING,
and Supt. Louisville, NY
mar. ".
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SECURING HOUSE
CHANCERY SALE.

liz Chancery at Jackson, Tennessee.
Il. w. McCorry. Admir- " Mary H. Me
CORY. Ct ais.
WnY write OF an interlOeutOry decree lOI
ID sale entered in the above cSnse AT Lne
special June term, ls4S- OF tne tu,n-
cery Court OF Madison county, tennessee
I viii expose 10 sale Al pubic sue
| ton. 10 the highest bidder, In mont OF the
north door OF the Court House IN JaeAsOh'
Tennessee, on 49,,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ~ 80
within legal hours. the following deserlbea
property, being part OF what Is kno .s- ~
1 ihe MeC0rry farm Madison county, rem;
and lot No. 4, OF the survey Of sane' anu
bounded a. follows. to-wlC
| Beginning at a stake in the center 81
Middle Fork Of FOTked Deer riVef, win
tvs beech pointers. the n W. corner OF lol
40. I. thence south, "a West 100 poles to
another corner OF lot No. ] IN The center o.
the Mobile and Ohio r. r; thence south
~ West 2OI poles 10 a stake, black oah
pointer, North with John ENums line u
4 boles 10 a large white OAK. EEuin' corner
thence East - poles-tO a hickory anoihel
corner Of said EXum; thence North crosslni
the said railroad at j p0ies-in all IL
poIcS. to a stake in Forked Deer river; tnel
; mn said river with its meanders 10 the be
; Ginning, including and excluding the N 1
; 10. II. r. COmpany's right OF way 10 on
hundred feet.
. TslsAis OF SALE.-The above describe
e land will be sold for cash. Equity OF n
: ,lrnutiou barred on confirmation or sale.
e ID. NJ WISDOM, Z. Il NJ
! Campbell & McCorry Soils. aug To-
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Chancery Sale.
/ III Chancery Court at Jackson, Tea

III ChaRcery Court at jacks on, Ie''-
: samuel NIeCIsnahsn vs Tho. Clark
FINDER AN ORDER Or SALE, made
u in the above cause. at the special
June Term, 1872. 81 the Chancery Court on
Madison county, Tenn, i VIII expose 20
sale, 10 the highest bidder, AZ public ane-
ton. before the court house door IN the CITY
Of jackson, Tenn, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER l4th, 1872,
tbe following described real estate, or 30
much thereof as will satisfy debt oi
1913 II, due from defendant TO complain
ant, together with interest and cost ei SUIT
Tract No. 1.-cOntsining ninety tnre'
acres. living about one mile from Jackson
and bounded As follows. tO-wit: con IN
wrSf bv the land OF Col. Robert Berue
| now owned by complainant; ON the Norti
/ by the lands Of Mrs. Snodgrass; on the Ia Ia,
} bv the lands OF DIR. Campbell, ana Souli
/ by Mrs. Hogs land
Tract No. 3.-Lying near the city OF Jack
| son. and adjoining the above tract on u
| south. containing 90 acres, and bounde
As follows: Beginning at n stake on "a
I North side OF the Poplar Corner road. ;.
corner OF Lot No 3, purchased by benJi
min bailey, runs North W poles IN ~
North boundary line Of the DeseraW D
acre tract, Hayley's y. W corner theh,
West Il poles 10 n stake IN the Poplar 70
per road: thence with said road to the %
ginning. .s,,
TERMS or SAI.E.-S7id property viii
sold on a cpedit Of seven months. with ,
proved security. and esnity Of rcdempu'
, barred. -, -. \,
BRIGHT 4 Blair, SOlS. auslo-H
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A PerilOus Season.

A FERROUS SesSOA'
Glorious aud delightful ~ the summer |
weather Is. its tropical heat is a severe trial |
70 the vital powers. Even the strongest |
arc sometimes Frustrated 10y its effects. The
common phrase applied to this condition
of the body is general debility Now,
General debility arises from, and includes
variety of ailments. The liver is more or
less affected, the bowels are either eonsti-
pateJ or less affected, the bowels are either
| ronstIpated or too much relaxed, the stom-
! ach but half performs the work of digestion,
the appetite is poor, and the spirit depress-
ed. This is what is called general deoillty'
1t is general arrangement OF all the ply
steal functions, and requires rs a remedy a
medicine that will regulate them all. Hos
letters stomach Bitters is specially adap-
tcd to this purpose. It's general operation
is not confined to n single organ. IL the
stomach is torpid. il regenerates its tone. II
the stomach is torpid, it rcgenerates it. Il
the nerves are trCmulOus and weak. il braces
and rsipforces them II the mind, which
ever sympathizes with the body, is gloomy
, and respondent, it relieves the di fie ulty
and soon brings the whole mechanism 0
the body into harmony with the laws Q
health.
There isno eiviIize nation in the Wesi
ern Hemisphere in which the utility
Hostetter's stomach Bitters as tonic, col
= rective, and ambitious medicine, is nj
known and appreciated. Throughout Il
Tropics it is considered both by the peop
: and the profession, the standard sDeeih
:. While it is a medicine Tor all seasons an
:. all climates, it is especially suited to Il
- complaints generated by the weather, b
Il ing the purest and best vegetable stimulal
in the world.
u u Beware OF the Bitters made Of acrid Al
u dangerous materials, which unserupulo
- parties are endeavoring TO foist upon I
"a people. Their names Is legion, ana |
NJ nublie has no guarantee that they are n
sly Poisonons Adhere 10 the tried remec
he Hostetter's Bitters, sold only in glass, a
never in kegs or barrels
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-24

DIR. TUFTS hair dye mparts life to tn
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EINHE next session "Opens on me ~ Of % &c
ToUN N. WADDEL, ID. ID.

Aided ~ eighteen Professors and instfle-
t0is IN the various departments Inc
schools Of Law. OF Engineering, OF Agrieul-
ttIre and the Mechanic Arts the regular
University Courses, Course OF Instruction
in Commercial Science, and the Course or
Preparatory Study will be 10 hlit operation.
In An the schools except the Law school,
tuition Il free for all Mississippians. Unit
versifv dues from all students vary from
50 TO SIS in advance. Board, including All
eharoes. varies from SO 20 50 per month
In me Law School Zee OF so per nine
months Is charged for tuition. The DiplO-
ma 81 Che Law school Is made by law e
0IIivalent TO a license TO practice law IN am
court in this State, and by recent aet OF
/ the Trustees, a two years course OF study 10
. The Law school l. not required absolutely;
but student may complete his course ano
rel his diploma In one year, provided, az
passes = satisfactory examination.
For further particulars. for catalogues o.
/ announcements apply 10 Chancellor Wad
del. or auy member Of the Fac atty, or 10
THOS. B. PEGUES,
Sec. Of the Board,
itliv 3tau oxford, Miss.
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would respectfully inform the paphe
that he has again thrown open his DOORS
after having remodeled and thoroughly re-
fitted his Drug store, in elegant Style be-
ing thankful for the patronage heretofore
extended TO him, nc would solicit aeontin-
nance Of tho sumo, assuring the public that
there is no injured Drugs In has house. ana
would defy anybody to ind a single one,
for his whole stock has been cautiously
culled, and every injured article cast into
the street; over a hundred articles OF hedl'
cine being thus thrown away, he now ieel'
confident that every rrticle remaining u
lust as pure and good as II was before tn
dre, besides he is receiving fresh goods dl
rect nom an importer, and earnestly re
uuest all 20 come and see for themselves
Goods cheaper than ever.
We the undersigned are satisfied inst 10
above statement is true.
J. e. PYBAs, Druggist
PENDLETON q KEITH,
NJ. ROBERTS 81 co.
aug . It.
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JACKSON, Tenn, june 10Th, 1872.
1 take pleasure in acknowledging the
proupt and satisfactory settlement By the
Eourr ARr.E FIRE INSURANCE. Co, Of Nash
wife. Of the loss occasioned 70 my property
BY the ere on the morning Of the slst inst
The company numbers among the Stock
holders many OF the Oldest and best citizens
and 70 those who desire to patronize a
strong Home Company liberal in settling
Is losses and prompt in paying them,
recommend the EQUITABLE Of Nashville a.
in every way worthy of their fullest conn
A. d. LANGFORD.
Policies of Insurance issued in this re
spousiblo company by
JOHN .. McGEHEE,
Manager Jackson Branch.
;,.,,a III ,ltn
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-24

We clip the following from the Troy On.
Y Wing;
.sSome three months since DIR. K. '.
Price. OF Buffalo. y. Y. commenced adveT-
Using in the Wing, an article cal ed CDR.
sage's Catarrh Remedy. We believed at
| that time il was one Of the many catch
penny arrangements to swindle people out
of their money, but during the past lie"
weeks have become convinced TO the con
trary. We know of several prominent cit
liens who have suffered from that loath
some disease aCatarrh,' and they pro
nounce DIR. Sage 5 Remedy no humbug, ant
in several astances have been enhrel,
cured. We desire 10 give DIR. Pierce tn
benefit the OF same.
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The Extensive Carriage.
Buggy, and Spring Wagon
MANuEACTORY.

LANDIS a BURNELL, are turn
,ng out large amount Of first class WORK
every week. Their business has greatly IN
creased. and they will doubtless De COM
DaIled 10 make a further enlargement oil
their establishment. The reason is obsl-
ovsLTheir work always gives SAT-
IssactIOn, and when they sell TO one man
in a locality, they draw the trade Oh tha'
section. Their repairing department Is al
40 ON the increase, as they invariably guar
antee their work, and employ none out
first class mechanics.
This establishment is credit to the eltyi
snd we hope that it will continue to pros
per. The citizens Of adjoining counties
would do well to examine the WORK Oh TN, I'M
svtezs iye establishment before sehuAhs
| ,rthpr off
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-24

required Of responsible persons until
cured. ...-.....-.
DrchitiS Hernia ami all Urinary diseases
are cured in the shortest possible time mat
will insure permanent relief SpeIhAtoT-
hoe or Seninal Weakness and lmpoten-
cy. A. the result Of seii abuse IN youth OF
excess in maturer years. and Whicn pro-
duces some Of the following effect. a.
emissions. bIOtell, debility, dizziness ner-
VousnesS, dimnesS of sight, cough, lnlisea-
/ ton. constipation, dependency, coniusio n
! m ideas. aversion To society, loss OF memo
! nv and sexual power and which unnts the
! victim for business or marriages, ana ui-
/ timately causing insanity and cOnsump'
ton. are thoroughly and permanently
/ cured. Patients treated by mail or eA'
I nresS. but where possible IL = best 10 Ntsl
! the city for personal Consultation SthtA
lie boarding can be obtained Il all hines
Tor those requiring daily personal attention
The Medical Museum connected viii TN
| Institute. shows perfect life-iike model "
diseases cured at this Institute Inis IN
/ stitute which was established Tor the eN
press purpose Of supplying the anliete'
[ with scientific and reliable treatment IL !
r 40 10 he classed with the numerous quaek
and imposters which invest ali large cltle'
+ The Droprietors are graduates Of mediea
COLLEGES Of ST. Louis and these OF Easter
> effiss. and are the longest engaged and u
most successful in their specAalty' Med
4 ines ,lluDlied from the laboratory OF IN
e Institute. A HIedical ram am IA e Gu rel
? ting 10 all private diseases sent 70 any az
!. 49, for two stamps, in a sealed envelop
: IL i NOT a 20 called Marriage Guide. cot
= ,.i-ing obscene pictures. All those r
!, ',I;riI's medical aid should cal! Tor persol
? al consultation or address
Central Medical Institute,
-o5 Chestnut ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.
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Those desiring Cotton Gins would 10 wei
70 cali Al nv store and examine the specl'
men Brown Gin before purchasing;
superior workmanship, light ur ,lsi.-
amid Ginning, clean picking and beauty
n sample 1t is unsurpassed. Every iii
sold h guaranteed aud purchasers allow
81 10 tTy them before paying for them
Orders solicited. W. A. HALL =
aIfg. "a A..
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MARRIED.

Attic residence Of the brides iather' ~
this county, OF Thursday, Pad INST; y!
the Rev. J. II. Price, MT. Robt- b. p" -ii-.O'
and Miss Susie Buck
Atthe residence OF Rev. John BrooH IL. -
this CITY, on THURSDAY the 20, MIS- MI
nv AcroN 10 Capt. JOHN 5. MCKAY
We are indebted to Mrs. BKOoKs' sistei
Of the bride for basket Of delicious e"A
and fruit. The welded pair Will pleas
accept our congratulations, and Ues
| wishes
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES


.Irups CONSTANTLY ON HAND
) II ti,e largest and best selection OF all
kinds OF
pure Drugs, Chemicals, Pa
tent Medicines, PeriuHnery,
Z TOsEet soaps, stationery ana
TrEsses, etc,
TO be found in Jackson. Also dealer IN
White Lead, Linsesd OIL, and all k'hu'
of PmInt Brushes, etc
respectfully ask continuance o. 'h'
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed OF
me by the citizens Of this community assn
ring thom that will endeavor to merit II
and that Z will nsa be UnderSoid d
any one, no matter who.
PhysIcIans Prescriptions Compounds
Al amy hour, Day or Night.
j. C. PYBAS.
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LOCAL NOTICE.

MANHOOD! WoMANHOOD! About
Marriase-the impediments; causes
and cure. One hundred and eight
pages sent sealed for % cts. by DIR. B
WHITTIER, GIT st. Charles street, -;
snecialist of the age, who has been lonSe
| located in St. Louis than any other Chroni'
| Disease physician.
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MOBILE AND ONO ROAD.


Mail ,raiH for Mobile, arriveat lli1l pm
sr.nr..s,r,in for Mobile 1880 am.
Mail train tor columbus. nv s;sS am
sEvpress train for Columbus, KY o'4I pm.
Express train stOn only at important
stations south Of jackson. Cards wiz De
found posted in conspicuous place In . eaen
station House, showing where this tram
does not stop.
MtssIssIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
Passenger Train for Humboldt,
Leaves jackson, Tenn. ."'-' Pm"
Express train for Humboldt
Leaves Jackson, Tenn, 'o'lo an
These trains go no further than
Humboldt.
Passenger train for n. Orleans
Leave Jackson, Tenn, ....- ITO H. IN
Ex,ress train for New Orleans,
Leaves Jackson, Tenn .... IT'D Pm
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Steam Engines and Machinery

made by Talbot & sons, Richmond, Va.
for sale. These engines, with the latest ini-
provements and OF superior workmanship,
have taken the premium over all others 81
fairs where they have been exhibited.
Orders for gins. engines machinery and
gum hands promptly hbed- Gins repair e.
hv a skill mi giuright. Address Memphis
Tenn. q. W. khO In EAhl,
gent for Dan1 Pratt, Talbot a Sons.
iulV I3-3m
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STOP THE MURDERERS !
$3.50 REWARD.

"TE the subscribers Will Prompuy pay
w the above reward for the apprenen-
sion and delivery in the jail OF HENDERSON
NJ. Ferguson, who most brutally murdered
Jaeob TAYLOR on Saturday, the Sth day OF
June, 1879, at SCOTS Hill. They are broth
ers. d. q. Ferguson Is about = years u
no. near siv feet high, dark Completed,
rather dark haired, yellowish gray eyes,r,iE,-
boned and somewhat slender. John NJ
Ferguson is about . years old, nNe Ieel
EIGHT or nine inches high, inclined TO D'
fieshy and rather heavy built, light curly
hair and blue eyes, the end of the LITTLE
| finger OF the LETT hand, also the leit arm
/ mas been wounded by pistol shot below
| the elbow. the arm 4 little crooked and stih
| We will pay the reward whenever they ar
| delivered in the Lexington Jail.
! ISAAC TAYLOR
X. Il. TAYLOR,
J. W. TAYLOR,
6. W. LIPE,
Jun j. NJ. LIFE.
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Estray. Henderson County.

.TUAKEN up by Egbert MeLemore, one
mare mule, Of a dark brown color,
lar on left shoulder, hind legs very badly
crooked, about twelve years old, twelve
hsn,is nigh, small star in iOrehead, valued
- me hundred dollars Said McLemore
resides in civil district, No. 10.
j. p. PIRTLE,
! aug 1851 Ranger, Henderson co.
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FOR SALE.
ENGINE AND BOILER.

Owing to the large increase in the
amount of presswork, we are COM
DeIIed to replace our engine with a
new one of greater power, and ece
offer otty. secondhand one, az good
,.1fo1fng order, at A VERY Low
rRICE II is Just suitable TO run
a Gin or other light machinery
and AT THE PRICE OFFERED, Is
GREAT BARGAIN.
w. w. GATES & CO.,
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In sections of the country where
rEvER AND AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE
,,.,,,.;,s there is no remedy held in greater
eesteem. Persons travelling should keep u
Inv them. A few drops in water VIII prevent
Sickness or bowel troubles from change oil
From foreign countries the calls for Pain
Killer are great. IL is found 10 cure
Colo aDkels all other remedies Jdtt.
When used externally, as hnlInent'
nothing gives quicker ease IN P PULLS and
| BRUISES, Sprain, Stinss IRON insects, anu =
| Scalds. 1t removes the tire. ana the Wouhu
! heals like ordinary sores. Those suffering
| With rheumatism. Gout or Neuralgia
| not a DOsitiye cure they can hnd the ram
| Killer .,iyes them relief when no Othef rem
| edy will.
N aires instant relief to Ach'Hg
teeth.
From 1910 to this day, 49,, ihlfty-sw'
wears, y Perry Davis Pdn-klller has mao IN
equal. .,.,,,it ,-.cr II a
hand 10 appiy it at the trst attack 0l ah.
| main. IL will give satisfactory rellel' AM
| save hours of suffering 80.
No mot trifie with yourselves 10y tesuh
uptried remedies. he sure you call lor an an
ret the genuine Pain-kilier, as many worn
less nostruns arc attennlltS - po eott y
the reputation OF this valuable medicln
; directions accompany each bottle. I1ce :
, cents, 80 and 81 per bettle. -,
a n HARRIS & Co.. Cincinnati, ON
Proprietors for the Southern and Wester
States. ,,-.,,,. an
for sale by -. ~,
= NELLY 81 ROBERTS,
: Dr. j. +. NEW TON,
q SCOTT & BRO, Humboldt
!. mar 2-tf.
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The pauent soon feels as if he had taken
, new lease of life, and is overjOyed to lind
the depressed feeling dissipated, the costiVe
habits corrected, and new streams of health
coursiug through his veins, by using Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
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Thos. s. RObt. n. Jones,

wholesale Grocers, No. 81 West Second
Street, Cincinnati, o. Give this house a
trial-they guarantee satisfaction.
feb. 24-12m.
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Cntton Gins.
GREAT REDUCTIONS
At
McNuItY & McGettriCk's.

All summer Goods marked down 70 New
York cost. We are determined to close out
all Summer Goods 10 make room for az
extensive Fall Stock. Call and secure
bargains.
McNuLTY & McGETTRIcK.
inn sl-tf Market Street.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-24
Notice.

NOJFCts ~ y,
Having bought the entire assets Of the old
firm of Nicely & Roberts, including, Books
notes nnd Accounts, etc, etc NOTICE
il hereby given to persons knowing them
selye. indebted to said old firm for goods
bought 1871, TO come forward at once ana
make settlement Of the same.
Nj. ROBERTS Il co.
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Snna Of Temperance.

Jackson Division, No. s5, r. II: Anderson
W RI. meets every Tuesday nlgns :,
At Temperance Hall, opposite the meI - 9
Church. D l.
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,snsonIc Meetings OF jackson.

JAcKsoN CoNp4GNDRY. No. lS;[Jonn
Chester. Eminent Commander; JONI L.
Brown, Recorder. Meets on the % Mon-
day night OF each month.
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u,t.oa Oarufher's

lInOSs d OdN uNHAOA -.
Hardware store, removed to No. 10 Main
street next door to Dunaway, Anderson q
1t
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Fire! Fire!!

]. w. GLASS & SONS,
Have come out of the wreck worse scared
than hurt end are now ready to sell cheap
or than ever. They have some damasea
Goods and remnants to sell at sdcrtiee
and will offer rare inducements Tor Tue
next sixty DAYS. Don't forget your pockte'
as they sell fer cash or barter for your pro
.I,,oo Jun. S9-tf.
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Wanted!

wanted!
A good comfortable dwelling house WIN
aor 7 seven rooms, convenient 10 the III
n. Dsnot Possession desired list Of Octo-
W. NJ. NJ. MILLER,
au.sf supt's Office NJ. so R.R
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SPEEDILY CURED.

ALL. Forms Of Chronic, Private and Ner'
"A vOus diseases At the old estaDiisbe'
Central Medical Institute. s05 Chestnut. u
between seventh and Eight SlrveiS-' II
1
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PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure OF meeting on lnuIs-
day Maj. W. J. SYKES, Col JNo' Mll. -.
and DR.. WEsTBRooK, who were attenuins
a meeting ofthe Commissioners OF the '''A-
son and Memphis Railroad.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-08-24

CT JoBH's LODGE, No. 332-J: Z. ~ as,
w. o.. George q. Hughes Seey'
Isl Monday each month.
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Presbyterian
FEMALE COLLRGB.

TENuIs INSTITUTION wILLOPEN IT'S
III Fall Term. on the last Monday IN
August next. The Trustees VIII have
completed by that time a large addttlcnal
| study hall, with increased facilities LOT IN
! struction. More extended recommendation
| for boarders have also been furnished ioi
! young ladies.
For further particulars concerning termi
! OF board. tuiti0n, l5e., see annual eataio8 ~
/ and publication In american f0fmef
Jackson, Tenn, July 18th 1872.
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