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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30

@ The quidnuncs of the edito-
rial profession report Horace Gree
ley crazy. II he is crazy it would
benefit at least one half OF the pro-
fession to partake OF his insanity
He is nervously Frustrated b. his
unceasing watching by the bed of
his sick and dying wife for a month
or more before her death. He has
constitution and brains enough to
supply half a dozen of those who
say he is crazy.
General Mcdowell is the success
sor Of Gen. Mead in the Q. S. army,
and has command of the Southern
department. Gen. Hancock is or
dered to the department of the At
| lantic.
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quite a Stir,
At GATES LIVE CLOTHING STORE.
KELLY'S WONDERFUL CLOCK.
How IL WOFks---COmPIete ExPIa.
nation

Having for along time excited the
curiosity of the public in reference
to my wonderful clock, deem it
due to them to explain to them its
apparently mysterious operations;
for, like many other seeming mys-
teries, the simplicity of its action
will be as surprising, when under
stood, as it has before seemed mex
plicable. l have been offered large
sums of money for the secret of its
operations, but have refused to sell
them, preferring, at the proper time,
which has now arrived, to give it to
my many friends and customers.
It's construction is as follows: A
small steel pivot projects about four
inches from the face of the glass dial
two and a half feet square, upon
which is mounted a pair of brass
hands, similar in form and construc-
ton to those upon the common
clock, except the weight is careful
ly balanced by what appears to be a
solid brass cylinder. Here, howev-
er, lies the motive power skilfully
concealed. Within this cylinder is
located a common watch movement
which acts upon a leaden weight,
shifting its position gradually to or
from the centre, and thereby con-
trolling the movement of the index.
Parties wishing to see the work
ing parts may have an opportunity
of examining the interior of the cyl
inder by calling at my new store,
corner of Main and Shannon street.
E. II. KELLY.
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o, that nice Candy lat
BROOKS 81 HUBBARD's
Cloth Goats,
New Market Goats, Derby Sacks, aud {
complete line Of Furnishing Goods at
GATES LIVE CLOTHING STORE.
Cloth Goats.

A decree was entered in the Chan
Gerry Court on the reception of the
report of State Railroad Commits
sioners yesterday, confirming the
sale of the Nashville and Northwes-
tern Road, including the right to
contruct q branch road from Hunt
ington to jackson, to the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
nv for 81, 100000 in State bonds
Nashville Banner 22d.
The above paragraph will be
hailed with pleasure by the readers
of the WING AND TRIBUNE, in this
city and in all the country along the
line between here and Huntingdon.
They have waited long and patient
ly for the removal of all obstacles
to the building of the Nashville and
Northwestern road from Hunting
don to Jackson; and we trust that
the hope so long deferred, will not
be longer continued, but that work
will be begun upon the road as
early as practicable. The merchants
of Nashville, if they value their own
interests, will not allow any unnec-
essary delay in the commencement
and completion of the work.
1t can be made to throw one million
of dollars into that city, which now
goes elsewhere. Other cities are
competing for our trade. The road
which first connects Jackson with a
good market, viii have an immense
advantage over any other for years
to come other things be equal. or
nearly so, will possess permanent
advantage in the matter OF monopo-
lizing our rich and travel. A word
to the wise is sufficient.
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DIED.,

Near Denmark, in this county, on sun
day the 10Th day of November, WILLIAM
Pope, ESQ.,, aged about 65 years.
Esq Pope, as he was Familiarity called,
has been living in this county for Sc years,
and has mace a good citizen and been a
useful man. He was one Of our citizens
whose loss is felt by all who knew him, as
he was a true friend and a consistent Chris
tian. He always took his church and coun-
~ paper. He died member Of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, and he was
buried at Ebenezer, where he has been 8
constant member ever since the church
was built 81 years ago. The writer has
known him intimately for many long years
and has never heard any one say aught
against him, and he deeply sympathizes
with his family in their bereavement. as he
too lost a true friend. K.
On Wednesday the 10Th inst, NJ the resi-
denee OF her father, f. J. Trice. ESQ. five
miles North Of t1is city, of consunptiOn,
Miss Laura V. Tnce, in the twentieth wear
of her age. -
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Twenty Years Younger.

To say that hundreds OF maids, wives
and widows look twenty years younger
than they are in consequence Of the COM
plexiOnal freshness derived freIa the use OF
HAGAN's AASsSoLIA BALM, is simply TO
state an absolute fact, which might be ver-
ined by direct testimony If ladies were as
willing TO tell their ages As 10 use the best
means Of making themselves lovely. Ma
ture sometimes, but very rarely, crowns
the charm Of perfect features with a CON-
plexion Of exquisite cIearness; bat even then
time Eson begins to make inroads upon the
velvet chesk, the fair white brow, the ivory
bust, the fonEded arm To preserve the
"glory Of woman" unb!Cu1ished, even after
the meridian OF life has been passed, II i
only necessary TO usS daily this cooling,
healthful vegetable preparation.
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APOI.OG

The committee appointed at
meeting ia this city to meet the
friends of the jackson and Tennes-
see River r. r., at Lexington to-
day, Saturday, were prevented from
discharging that duty by the impos-
sibility of getting transportation,
all the horses in this section being
more or less affected with the all
pervading malady. Another ap-
pointment will be made so soon as
the Epizootic sbates, and transpor-
tation can be had.
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just Received.
Forty Cashmere SUI
speaker OF the House.

The Franklin Rerielc, urges the
claims of our TALENTED friend Burk
Bond, member elect, from William
som county, for Speaker of the next
House of Representatives. He
would fill the bill, well; and we
doubt ifany body would do it bet
ter than he. He is a man of bold,
energetic mind, skilled in debate,
ready at all times to beside ques-
lions before him, and would pre-
side over the deliberations Of the
house in a dignified and able man
ner.
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 WISH TO SELL MY FARM OF 125
Il Acres, lying Northwest OF jackson.
Said farm Is in a good state Of cultivation,
with good buildings and well watered.
There are about fourteen acres in choice
Fruit trees, and about three or four acres
In Strawberries and Raspberries. The farm
IL well suited fer fruit vegetable and gar
dening business. Price $4,000 per acre.
i will also sell four or five unimproved
town lots. / will also sell or rent tbs house
that now live In. / wish 20 sell for the
reason that my health is bad and want to
retire from business and get out Of debt.
July 20, '72-tf. L. GOODELL.
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MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGHTERS THAT
HAVE WEAK LUNGs-Should arrest the
disease when it is in the ineipient stages
1t is indicated by hacking cough, pains
in the chest, difficulty OF breathing, or op-
preston OF thelungs. II this be permitted
TO run on, tubercIes will form, and Con-
sumption viii be the result. a most valu-
able remedy will be found in Aliens Lung
Balsam to cure and check this disease in
its first stage.
Fer sale by oil Medicine Dealers,
nOV2-Im
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FINE CHEWING TOBACCO, at
Brooks Il HUBBARD'S.
NOY2-2m

CO Congress meets next Monday,
December I'd. The Presidents mes
sage will be published Tuesday. 1t
is believed that Congress will in
crease the salary of the President to
$4,000, before the fourth of March.
Ifit does not Gen. Grant will have
to get along upon $4,000 per an
num-and pickings-for the next
four years.
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.PROCL AM ALTON
By the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
- $50 ~ - 81 ia

STATE OE I'm y ESSEL
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
nashville, November p, 1879.
THIS CERTIFIES that John c. Brown.
Il Governor. and T. II. Butter, Secretary
Of the State Of Tennessee, having received
the returns Of the votes cast for Electors for
President and ce-President Of the United
states, from AL the counties in the State Of
Tennessee, met AZ the Executive Once, AZ
the Capitol Of the State, this day, and COM
pared the vote east, and declared the FOL
lowing result:
For President and Vice-Presi-
dent.
FOR GREELEY AND BROWN ELECTORS.
For Electors State az L0rgs.
W. A Quarles, OF Montgomery
county received 80 81 us votes
John. n. Fleming, Of Knox
county, received .-........-. 81, 3lS votes
J. ;. Fowler Of Davidson coun-
~, reeeiyed- .-....-......--- "a ,S04 votes
For Distrist EZset0rs-
First District, L. NJ. Jarvis, Of
Hancock county, received. "a, $40 votes
Second District, j. d. GOOdpAs-
ture, Of OYerton county, re-
celyed- ..............------ siy5l0 votes
| Third District, A. L. Spears, Of
BiedsOe county. received .-- 81 - votes
Fourth District, J. Ii. Lewis, OF
Marshall county, received - 81, 400 votes
Fifth District, Joseph Motley,
OF Wilson county, received. 81, $50 votes
williamson county, received "a, IOJ votes
| Seventh District, A. X. Lang
/ ford, Of Humphreys county,
received. .-.................. 94,S5l votes
| Eighth District, s. W. Sharpe,
o. Gibson county. received, %, 4O7 votes
| Ninth Dist, W. W. Mellow
ell, Ct Shelby county, reed. -, $50 votes
FOR GRANT AND WILSON ELECTORS.
For Electors State at Large.
| A. J. Kicks, OF Knox county,
| received -.....---.-. eAsz4 woes
John Trimble, Of Davidson
county, received. 49,. sI,osI votes
Archie n. Hughes, OF Maury
county, received. S4,9OI votes
For DiStTiet Electors.
/ First District. Ferdinand :.
singletary, Of Carter county,
received ............... 81, $50 votes
Second District. Henry r. Glib
son, Of Campbell county, re-
Third District, John NJ. Ram
sey, OF Bradley county, reed 81 ,s2I votes
Fourth District, VIM. II. Wise
| ner, Of Bedford county. reed 81, $50 votes
| Fifth District, Richard s. Tut
hill, Of Davidson county, re-
Sixth District, Joshua b. Fri
erson, Of Msury county, re-
eeiEed.....-.....-.........--.s ~, $40 votes
| Seventh District, Geo. W. Ship
man, Of McHairy county, re-
esived .....,........... s., SO votes
| Eighth District, VIM. POstou,
Of Crockett county. received. 81, ST. votes
| Ninth District, Henry G. Smith,
Of shelby county, received. S4,9l7 votes
| Aud Certificates OF Election have been is.
| sued TO the persons receiving the highest
number OF votes.
In testimony whereof, / have hereunto
| set my hand and official signature
| [ L. s. and have caused the Great Seal OF
the State 70 be affixed, at Nashville
/ this the 23d day of November, 1872. He..H
/ JOHN &. BROWN, Governor.
| T. II. BUTLER, Secretary Of state. II
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Notice to Creditors.

In Chancery at Purdy, McNairy
- County, Tenn.
john A. Criner, ct al, vs. z. ". Cherry,
et al.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ who have claims against the estate Of
Robert Long, deceased, 70 fils them, prop
eTly authenticated, with the Clerk and Mas
ter, on or before Rule day in January next,
and make themselves parties 10 this suit, or
they will be forever barred.
THOMAS z. BECK,
NOyGo4t Z. & NJ.
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NORTH CARoLINA.-An effort
was made last Tuesday to hold
a Democratic caucus to nominate a
candidate for U. S. Senator, but
eighteen conservatives bolted, and
Gen. Vance was defeated of nomi-
alton thereby. There's a disposition
to drop all old politicians.
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Administrators Notice.

HEREBY notify all persons having
Il claims against the estate Of Baalam
Newsom. deceashd, 10 come forward and
present them 70 me FOR settlement, within
the time required BY law, otherwise the
same will be forever barred IN law and
equity. AUSTIN GOODELL,
nOV26- Ct Admiuistrator
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30

To CoRREsPONDENTs.-The poe
try sent by S. H. j., is not, by any
means original. We have publish
ed the lines time and again, years
agone. Ifyou will produce some
thing as good, that is original, and
send it, toith your name, we will
publish it.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30
Notice to all Teamsters.

During the prevalence Of "horse disease"
in our city, all teamsters and wagoners are
hereby notified that the law requiring IL
cense on their business il hereby suspended,
until the said disease abates. or until due
notice is given OF the revocation Of this
order, and all persons are permitted 10 run
teams in the city limits free Of charge.
D. II. KING, Mayor.
There is nothing that is meritsri-
Gus but virtue and friendship, and ,
indeed, friendship is part of virtue.
EI7-If YOU wish 20 get rid Of Chills and
all other bad diseases, go to Aessrs. Pen
dIeton & Keith, er Nicely & Pybas, and buy
some Alum and Iron Mass. Iii no patent
medicine. but a 6ne tonic, alternative and
absorbent, and never fails 70 give satisfae-
ton. II you do not believe it, ask the cIti-
zcns Of Jackson and county.
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AnImnortnntRond.

This office, and several of our
leading citizens, have received COM
munications from the friends and
officers OF the 'Elyton Corinth and
Tennessee River Railroad" suggest
ing and urging the extension of
said road from Pittsburg Landing
on the Tennessee River to this city.
This road IL extended to.,J8cksoR
would pass through the. central por-
ton of Hardin county, West of the
river, through the East central por-
ton of McNairy, and pass probably
through Jacks Greek and Miffiin, in
Henderson county. With this road
the inexauStibIe coal and iron mines
Of Alabama would be brought to
the very door of Jackson, and much
of the rich trade of the prosperous
sections it penetrates. The coal and
iron would render manufacturing in
Jackson practicable and remunera-
tive while the'new additional trade
brought to our city would add thous-
ands to our commercial wealth. St.
Louis, the greatest OF Western cities
is deeply interested in this road, and
especially in its eTtension to Jack
son and il extended will subscribe
literally for Its construction. This
city has other enterprises
of equal importance, enterprises
upon which. she has acted with
unanimity and libsrality, and which
now demand her most active
interest but We say to the friends
and officers of the "Elyton, Corinth
and Tennessee River Road, that
Jackson appreciates the Importance
Of their road and viii do all demand
ed Of her when called on to make
its extension TO this city certainty.
We are ready to act, and to act with
pOaoer when the time arrives.
-~S~--
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30

Mr.. Jesse f. Brown, has consent
ed to be the leader of the ferlorn
hope OF Johnson, in Shelby county
by becoming an independent candi-
date for the legislature. The people
will put him in his little bed on the
fifth proximo.- Whig and Tribune,
Oct. 22d.
Please have that little bed slight
ly enlarged and located in the Max
well House at NashVille-as the peo-
pie have decided for Brown to oc-
cupy it in that city this winter. II
il is the same to you just have the
bed widened and strengthened q
little, as Brown is from three to four
thousand times larger than either OF
his competitors according to the
vote. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The above from anonymous cor
respondent at Memphis is so good
humored, and withal so free from
the little spiteful filings which are
sometimes made, that we publish it.
The order for charging the "little
bed," and its location in the Max
well, has been made, and Mr.. B. will
find that everything is as he wishes
on his arrival at Nashville.
THE FINEST CIGARS in jackson,
at BROOKS 81 HUBBARD's.
just Received.
Forty Cashmere Suits, at
GATES LIVE CLOTHING STORE.
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In Chancery at Purdy, MeNairy
County, Tenn. F..
Fl. B. Wade, Edm'r, vs.. Nick Smith, ct al.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
~ having claims againstthe firm Of Smith
& Andersen, 20 lite their claims, properly
authenticated, with the Clerk and Master,
on or before Rule day in January next, and
make themselye parties 10 this bill, or their
claims viii be forever barred.
THOMAS r. BECK,
NOy30-At C.& n.
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PROCLAMATTON
BY the Governor.
To All W-h0 Shall See These
Presents, Greeting.


"HEREAs, it has been made known
w to me that a certain n. / Christian,
charged with having committed foul and
atrocious murder, on the 2nd day Of Janu-
airy, 1872, upon the body Of r. /. Burns,
late Of our county Of Lewis, has fed from
justice, and Is now running at large;
Now, therefore. /, John G. Brown, Gov
ernOr as aforesaid, by virtue OF the author
ity and power in me vested, do hereby offer
a reward Of Three Hundred Dollars, (s3OO)
70 any persons who may apprehend the
said n. j. Christian and deliver him 70 the
Sheriff or Jailer OF our County Of Lewis, in
order that justice in that behalf may be
had and executed.
y. |. Christian is about I'VE feet six inch
Is high, medium size, weight about $50
pounds. dark complexion, hair and eyes
rather heavy, twenty-five or thirty years
OF age
In Testimony whereof, / have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the Great
Isl Seal Of the State 70 be afixed. at
Nashville, Tennessee, on the Ist
day Of November, 1872.
JNO. c. BROWN.
By the Governor:
T. II. BUTLER, Sec OF State.
Nov q, 1S12-3m.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-30

We are authorized to announce W. F.
MCCABE as candiia for reelection to
the office Of City Constable. Election frat
Saturday in January. ....s
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FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS at
BROOKS 81 HUBBARD'S.
The Future of Politics.

Many of our contemporaries, es-
pecially of the late liberal move
ment, are Vexing their righteous
souls about what they call "the fu-
ture of politics" Perhaps it is well
for those having no higher aim than
to be perpetually in storm of pas
son and excitement, to hammer a.
way upon that line, if it takes them
all the days of their natural lives
upon the earth; but to men who are
glad to escape for time now and
then from the fierce storm of can
vass life, and who love to dwell up
on other themes, and to cultivate
the kindlier feeling of our nature, =
few flashes of silence now and then
comes in with peculiar pleasure
During the heat of the canvass we
gave and received blows. We
struck fair and square, without
malice to any; we received in good
part the blows that were given in
return. We are done, for the pres
ent, with fierce examinations and re-
ordinations. When the time comes
for blows we propose to give and re-
ceive such as may fall to our lot
Till then, a truce to politics and to
all their asperities. Atpresent ours
are the fair delightful plains of
peace, unwarped by party rage to
live like brothers.
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0n-ReSideRt Notice.
Nc. IS Reference DOekeI-In Ihe
Circuit Court OF Madison County,


Circuit Court OF Madison County,
Tennessee.
BILL FOR DIVORCE-AIexande Cum
ningham vs.. Sarah J. Cunningham.
4 y this cause it appearing from the COM
Il plainant'S bill, which is sworn TO, that
the defendant, Sarah ]. Cunningham, is a
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee II
is therefore ordered by the Clerk of this
Court that the defendant make her person.
al appearance herein, at the Circuit Court
of Madison county, in the city Of Jackson
Tennessee, on or before the first Monday in
January. 1873. and plead, answer or deInur
to compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing ex-
parte.
1t is further ordered that this notice be
published. Tor four successive weeks, in the
Wing and Tribune, a newspaper published
in jackson, Tenn. SION W. BOON,
Clerk.
Muse s Buford, Soils. [noY30-4t