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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

was united to the fair Mexican he
loved so entirely, and returned no
more to inhOspitable New England;
but settled down amid all the splcn-
dors and luxuries Of his new home
with his beautiful bride, who in adj
dItion to personal charms had more
gold and silver than his uncle and
Mehitable ever saw
The uncle gnashed his teeth when
he learned how matters stood, and
forthwith drew up his will disin-
heriting Reginald Courtney. Nc
hitable was deeply chaSrined over
the loss of her last chance Of a hus-
band, as she esteemed him. The
uncle tried to comfort her for her
lovers desertiOn, as he called IL.
She looked rather blank at first;
then simpercd and drew near the
old man, who looked strange In re-
turn, and asked her If she would ac-
cept him in lieu Of the nephew.
She gladly answered yes; and an
early day was named for tho we'd
ding, which, like its chief actors,
was a dry affair.
So they were married and mated
too. as surely as the stone fences
matched the sterile farms Of the
grim couple who owned them
Married, mated, and made happy by
uniting what they esteemed, two
immense fortunes.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
A meavy Esilroaa sul..

Knoxville, May 7.--Gcncrai Jo-
scph a. MabFy, Of Knoxville, lass
sued, in the State Courts of Tonnes
see aud South Carolina, Jno. y.
Green, of New Y ork, Thomas Steers,
OF Pennsylvania, and John J. Pat
terson, of South Carolina, eOnstitu-
ting the Blue Ridge Railroad Com
pany, for S27O,OOO, and attached
their property for payment.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
Nothing Lost, Anything Gained.


In this universe ofmatter there is
just as much and no more than in
the beginning. So it is in respect
to the planet we inhabit. New plan
cts come into view from u small
seed and even the great trees of
California spring from a little germ.
To attain these immense magni-
tudcs il seems as though they origi-
mated materially out of nothing
But after all, there is but just Ger
tain amount or number of particles
in existence, perpetually placed in
new relations. They are animal to-
day; in the air next; absorbed by the
roots the neXt-impris0ncd in the
coal bcd-set at liberty by fire and
away they 60 in ceaseless round Of
actiyity-fOrcver too, for aught we
know 10 the contrary.
How is it possible TO get rid Of
matter? by what process can il he
anEihilatcd! lfit has been from ey-
erlastin", why may il not remain to
everlasting?
Such are natural questions; still
there must be 4 beginning, which
pre-suppOses an agent-a vOlition to
begin. Genesis explains that which
philosophers, reasoning from no es-
tablishcd foundation, manage very
poorly. Thus, "ln the beginning
God created the heavens and the
earth" Any attempt to so behind
that declaration only makes the sub
jcct more bewildering.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

KEEP TIE HEART ALIVE The
longer l live. the more cxpedicnt |
find il to endeavOr more and more
to extend my sympathies and afec-
tiOns. The natural tendency of adj
yanCing years is TO narrow and con-
tract these feelings. l do not mean
that | wish TO form i new friend
ship every day; to increase my cir
Gle of iutimatCs-these are very diff
iercnt affairs. But [ find that IL
conduCes 10 my mental health and
happiness TO find out all can which
IS amiablC aud lOvablei in those |
come in contact with, and to make
the most of it. II may fall very
short of what | was once wont to
dream of; il may not supply the
place of what l have known, felt
and tasted; but IL Is better than
nothing. 1t seems To keep the feel
ings and affections in exercise: it
keeps the heart alive in its humani-
ty; and, till we shall be all spiritual.
this Is alike our duty and our inter-
est.-TLe MOravian.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

Mr.. Summers open declaration OF
hostility to President Grant is of
some Significance at this time. lie
was disappointed in the action OF
the Cincinnati Convention, and il
has been asserted that, rather than
Divide the Republican party and so
imperil its success, he would advo-
cate the Presidents reelection
Whatever may be his position to,
wards others, ne seems TO be plain
ly committed against this course
and he will have much influence a.
mong his old friends in Massachu-
seets, rs well as among the colored
voters of the South.-New York
Evening Post.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

Depend upon yourself; riding up
on the shoulders of another Is dan
gerou' and foolish. II you are not
cast off into u disa@rccablc place,
you might be let down in very ug-
". manner, when You least expect il.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
belmont for greeley.

Cincinnati, June 6.-The Enquirer
publishes aletter this morning from
Mr.. August Belmont, Chairman of
the Democratic National Executive
Committee, to Colonel Charles w
WoOlIey, of this city, in which Mr..
Belmont says Greeley was not his
first choice for nominee of the Libc-
raj Republicans, but that the Demo
cratic party have now no alterna-
tive but 10 endorse him at Balti-
more.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

G1 Making light of a heavy sub
ject is thus accomplished by that
witty thing, the Small Talk, in the
Courier-Journal:
The news Of Grants re-nomina-
tion was received IN Chicago with
great enthusiasm. The Times SAYS:
The people turned out from their
stores and their houses 10y hundreds
and by thousands BY 6 O'Clock the
streets were crowded with humani-
ty, OH their way home from work"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
Lighted UP with Gas

ktNG'S BLOCK OF BUILDINGS, In
cludias Bar Room and billiard Hall have
been Lighted up with GAS, which will bc
recognized by the knights Of tho Cue as a
great Improvement OveIhe Coal OH lights.
In short ne undetermined that the KINGS
HOUSE shall be the Great Centre Of At
traction 10 those who desire an hours re-
creation or are in quest Of amusement, aud
most cordially invites his friends aud the
public generally TO come and soc.
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WING AND TRIBUNE.

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KINGS HOUSE.
FAYORITE RESORi
BILLIARD HALL

n the city Of Jackson, and that no paths or
Npenses will be spared 10 add 70 It's attrac-
lnug ruthn fuEurR His
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9MNENMON@'
'"e&"I3GOr-

used for forty years, and hundreds OF the
good and great from all parts OF the country
will vOuch iOr its virtues.
, 1872-12-07
THE TEMPERANCE BUREAU.

TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sm: During the four months Of its organiza-
tion this institution has sent through the Post
Office over 1,50o letters; gratuitous1y distribu-
ted over 5000 publications; printed and circu-
lated at the polls $4,000 ballots and 40, 900 cir
cu1ars obtained evidence in over 200 cases Of
violations Of the Sunday ordinance examined
sixty complaints for violations OF the new Tenn
perance law, and obtained eight indict-
menta under it in the Criminal Court
now pending for trial. It has
advertised twelve public meetings, and organ
ized twenty committees for varioq5 branches 9f
dresses to the Mayor and citizens, and prepared
snd kept eeeet List Of the , 2oo sa1o1n7 snS 5la in
violated the laws. And ell has been accom-
pHahed on cash capital ot less than s7oo sct
tually expended. This shows that large amount
Of 1aborious work has been performed, and the
general effects OF it are observed IN j increased
and up to Dec. /, over $1,000 have been
assessed IS hnes on the South and West Di- q
visions alone for violation OF the sunday ordl-
uancea.
, 1872-12-07

character is his domestic life. He married q
young lady Of very prepossessing appearance.
On tho 14th Of February, 1870, the banking
Office of J. s. Kennedy Sons, No. Al Cedar
street, WAS robbed of $as, GOO in bonds Of the
New London L. Appleton Railroad by two
men, who escaped 4 private detective gave
information which led the plunde1ed firm to ap-
ply for Neuuan's arrest. Sergeant Quinn, Of the
Iombs Squad, and Detective Dolan, Of the Sixth
Precinct, arrested Neumnn. The case WAS taken
charge Of by the Wall street detectives, and
what is termed Is q dead set " was made against
the prisoner. His own evidence was re-
fused on the trial, and he was convicted, though
the detectives in the Central Office say that
lie is innocent, for at the same time Of the rob-
berry Neuman IVES securely confined in Police
headquarters on suspicion Of having stolen .
watch from e1-lIayor 9. Godfrey Gunther. In
State Prison Neuman became insane, it is al
legged. His counsel appealed to the Supreme
Court for new trial, which was granted, on the
ground that Neeman's evidence should have
been taken by the Court. The prisoner Was
brought down to the Tonbs four days ago and
locked up in cell No. 81, With Jacob Rosenzweig,
who ia accused Of numbering Alice Bowlsby.
Neuman, in his crazy moments, imagines that
Rosenzweig. is a spy put to watch :, him, and
pounds his fellow prisoner numerically. Dur
ing these spells he fails to recognize any one,
even his counsel, and appears to be in fact, q
maniac.
, 1872-12-07

Mention was made in yesterdays TRIBUNE Of
the arrest of 8 young man named R. 3. Murray,
at HaFerstraw, N. T., By detective of this city,
and Of his incarceration in the County Jail. The
charge against him is forgery, and the circum-
stances Of the case are substantially as follows:
In June, 1858, Murray called at tho store Of
Bowen Bros, and presented a draft for S7s5,
purporting to have been signed by D. O. Rice,
of Elmyra, N. T., end requested that it be cash
ed. He WAS not known BY any Of the frm and
they did not seem inclined to accommodate him
4 clerk in the store, however, stepped forward
and said that he knew Murray. and that he was a
Responsible person. A check on the Third Nation
s1 Bank for the amount WAS then handed
to Murray and he left the store. From that
time until last Wednesday he waa not heard Of
On tia. day the detective arrested him in
Hayerstraw, y. T.. Murray says that he was
ed in bueiness He lost what money ha had,
and being "hard up." adopted the course q
, 1872-12-07

plan is to hare Chair from each State, endowed
with $50, 900, to bear the State name.
The authorities are making an examination
at North Platte, Neb., with view to the removal
Of the military post from Fort Mcpherson to
that town. The present quarters are in such
bad repair that they can hardly be occupied, and
the expense Of transporting supplies from the
railroad to the fort renders it desirable to aban-
don the old spot and locate At North Platte.
At recent meeting Of the Davenport Acad-
envy Of Natural Sciences, Dr.; Parry exhibited
some specimens Of salt recently obtained by him
in Northern Kansas, about two hundred miles
west Of the Missouri River. The marHh from
which he took the salt has an area Of over twelve
hundred acres, and has depth Of at least sixty
feet. It is probably inexhaustible. number
Of fresh water streams empty into It, and Salt
Creek" flows out Of it. The plants III and about
it are similar to those found along the shore.
The only animals noticed we're 8 few fresh water
shells. The marsh is dry for about four feet
below the surface, but when wells are sunk deep,
very strong brine collects in them. 1t may, on
account Of tie dry climate Of thatpart Of Kansas,
be evsporated in large quantities by aid Of the
sun alone.
, 1872-12-07
BUFFALoES ON THE RAMPAGE.
Eight Of them Pny q Visit to the Vii.
1a.e Of Sidney, Nebs

From the O773dhn Bee.
Last Sunday while the citizens Of Sidney we're
quietly enjoying the repose afforded them by
the Sabbath, drove of eight buffa1oes came
galloping over the rolling hills, and entered the
town, and took 3 spin around the streets. In
less than ten minutes the alarm had become 80
place we're a1med with shot-gunB, rifles, revolv-
ers, dirk-knives, and pitchforks, while at the
barracks every soldier WAS on duty at once, and
prepared to meet and vanquish the foe. or die in
the attempt. In fact, it Was question Of buf-
lalo meat or no buffalo meat with them. The
enemy was out-danked, and q detachment OF one
buffalo became separated from the main body Of
the monarclB Of the plainB, and was driven IN
siae the post. Then the grand hur1ah began in
dead earneat. The soldiers few around the
old around the infuriated bulls in the amphi-
theatre. Colonel Dudley, the commandant OF
the post, acted as Chief Director OF tbs thrilling
sport, which lasted some time. The buffalo WAS
finally cornered, and killed, after receiving shots
too numerous to mention, and after having q
bomb-sheu thrown down his throat and e1plod-
ed. Music, too, lent its charms to the thrilling
scene, as couple Of italian harpers, who travel
on the Union Pacific, were engaged in thumbing
their Instruments during the hunt.
In the meantime the seven buffa1oes in the
town we're having a 1ed-hot time. One OF them
effected an entrance into the dining-room OF
Rumsey's Hotel, and broke several chairs in at
tempting to ait down at the table to make a
square meal Of antelope steak. Getting his
back up at the toughnesB OF the ste.k, he over
turned the table and smashed the crockory-
ware. Information had in the meantime been
conveyed to A1r. James Rumsey, who WIS out
on the war-path, and he returned to turn the
intruder out. or else serve him up On tho half
Buffalo ran out OF another. II. leve11ed his
gun, but it would not go oil, and the buffalo
escaped and joined the remaining slx, who then
turned tail Oh the town, and cantered over the
, 1872-12-07
The SUPERIOR COURT.

l0t&lHE [0T1f7.1
1Aw-Judgnenta against the Commercial Insurance
Company On Is: a l. g.
s Sc s;s; zsSssS a5sss*sS5. 7sSs@ se
o H. CO., "a e s 81 soe e7a . e.
Sc a5es5oe. oes e'@$s5oos q so:
zsSS s ssesa 5ss IS
ssoxs:sssss. sess 81 CO., g 4so-s2 600: 404al-
ssS e Sxsss5 & se &c.: ) 49, 5eo
S1sss 500; aS9 SssSi tSss9s1 &C., eS s5-
Ss sSs Sc tess1 S55i@x, Ss dts e.
mcoo. 4d,74s-ss,ooo. -schoellkopf '. Enter
oo%Rny sagaen, 5sasgs M
nnmotonpf defendant on payment Of default and udg
ment set iEiae and rule to plead by e;h inst.
m,fE ss 'ass1s o&oond. so = c6issee
EeYs F9snang company; dismissed By piaintif as to
aunsaa E5;pple default md formal Judgment ':
DaTd Waish for ST On answer l,357-McDonald :.
Ame1ics4 Bridge Company; default and judg-
aeot $3.50. se,7sI-rtnnd T Knicksrbosker @ S.s.e
cor1t. d, ,4o5-N. c. Nationnl Dank =. Mcintyre;
lave to defendant to withdraw demurrer and plead in
saa.ntto da H. appeal BOND II ea IN 10 day. days Or
krpea1 to be dismissed ct Defendants costs.
HAsen cenPap ts4s afe It and n
{ave to S. Norris Hodga and BENZ. F. Horner to file
ehsndea oedhon. 1,977a-Motion ef plaintiff to
''Eerved u urnuce Company; default and judg-
ing hous' ko,s1s-heinshaw :. Same; game
alarm, Meyer y. Same; eanae, s., $50.
". John H. Dunham ct ut. leave to re-
N.ru, ind suit disniseed ct Plaintiffs costs and
j. ,nent. 81, s,aao9-Hamln '. Pack plaintiff takes
-o1 Aa, 17e-Les '. Steam Tugboat Willie Brown
m NJ Id jury separate.
lJt.dgs Garn]
.nd ordersl summons Same =. Same game order.
i077-Joh..s '. Johns decree Of Divorce 65o Grun-
dy T. Davis dismissed by complainant. 1l01-Jones
y Jones temperance Of defendant entered in writing,
def.~s<.' waut Of ankwer and refer
! Eaflo9f A1asruder. 1,05a-Caldwen ':
( friends decree OF divorce, Soo-Proud3oof
7 Default for want Of answer, and refer
y 'del 97e-Booae =. Boone: decree OF
, 1872-12-07

TO the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
S1R: Epizootic is passing over. Horses are
re-appearing. Manufactures are running With
full force.
The Weather is clear and cold. The mercury
has been degrees below zero within few
days. We have snow 4 inches deep.
4 new paper, the Real Estate Record, has been
started here.
The Rev. William Alvin Bartlett, of Chicago,
1ectured on ''Boys,' to a full house, last Tues
day evening.
, 1872-12-07
MEDICAL Treatment OF NIr. Greeley.

From The Ne1 ToTE Siln, Dec. 2.
Medical skill Was exhausted in striving to save
the great journalist. Every remedy and appli-
ance Was used in his case. One operation was
resorted which is but seldom Witnessed in the
treatment Of mental ma1adies. 1t was performed
on Tuesday last by DR.. Brovn-sequard, formerly
Of Paris, the highest medical authority on mental
complaints. It consisted Of the application OF
an iron heated to white heat This was drawn
quickly down bis spinal column from the neck to
the hip joint, in the hope that it would draw the
inflammation away from the brain. The patient
Was in torpid condition, and apparently
did not experience any sensation from the
operation.
, 1872-12-07
THE COUNTY COURT.

TtFtUEc.I
William Dudde; grant Of administration to vii
helmina Budde; bond Of $500 approved. Daniel D.
Waite executors account approved. Frederick Leh-
man claim OF administrative allowed for g. 999 23
and Of Fred J. Sherman for $882.25. Hy. ". Lrk-
hoG ct al, minor; guardianship to father; bond
s4,Go0 approved. Frederick Lehman; claims Of Geo.
W Prockett and a Deysdale, allowed for si84 at their
his costs. John s1awick; claims Of E. seckel
Frank Schweiufurh and F. and J. E. White allowed At
their costs. Frank A. aarn, minor, decree for sale
OF real estate. Anna Brown ct a., minors came.
James Fitzgerald; administrators account ap-
proved.
, 1872-12-07


1!T-724-Lewis =. Michigan Central Railroad Con-
pary I;1ry trial resumed; jury 10 return seled
a1ct. $500.
CuAxxax-o70-CGrol Gaytes, Assignee Of Rufus E.
Moore asl James P. Kelley, in bankruptcy =. Chaun-
C, T Bower, Elem D. ". Hatch, Reuben B. Hatch,
snd Wiley Vaac order to proceed with tie pro rata
distributioIof asseta-
NEW SUITE.
Mark Kirnll, Aesignse Of the Mutual Security In
zarance compay, in banhupc7 ?. James A1at,s m and
williams THOMPSON, attorneys Same =. Timothy
5. Fitch and Vim. G. Goudy; same; 5000; sa1ae
attorneys.
, 1872-12-07

great many young men do to "raiae money:
He would not acknowledge his guilt, and was
very reticent when interrogated about the
charge: He Was Indicted By the Grand jury
yesterday. 1t is said that he is very respectfully
connected, and that his wife's relatives live IN
Chicago.
, 1872-12-07

BAxRUPrcY.-2o 2oS+Con1mercial Insurance Com
panv; leave TO amend creditors petition, and file
amended petition. 2,l4-A- Lebenstein and John
Rankin order restraining e21o Of property by the
:: :CEuMA1.-United States Of America :. John Bah
iock ct al demurrer to indictment heard, and taken
&uoder sdyiaernent- Sa11e =. G. r II. Eastman ct FL
4saus.
, 1872-12-07
divorce, see-scofeld y Worts hearing. dismissed
by complainans costs to be paid By either side

by complainants costs to be paid BY either side,
Per agreement.
4.5nL. A. Beebe ct al.v. c. Q. Lundbery ct nj; pc
tion for 1nechanic,s lien; Sleeper & Wilton, attor-
neya. ,572-John K. Tisrney :. caspsr Hahn fore
f1.57sIt Brizzolaro and 9. Botto =. Vim.
r. Mosher, David Cole, and Charles D. Cole !;
bill to rcrnore cloud from title; n. T. Burgess,
attorneys Al, ,56-F. A. Brockwat; Y. Fannie and
Harry j. Brockway confession OF Judgment note
Of sl,25o. A575-samuel Curtis ct al =. @. G. Nc
41,577-Good Roof '. Nicholas r. Garth atsumpsit
$500; Lyman T. jackson, attorneys. 4, ,s7s-A. r.
johnson V. P 7. Duffy petition for mechanics Lien
on No. 2os Huron street Iagee & O1son attorneys.
N,579-J. G. Woodburn '. John D. Doerner; confes-
sion Of Judgment on note Of 500 ,5So-Marietta
=. Alvin F. Martin swosn ,5a1-Petsr D. Bielen-
tile nader Burnt Record act. 4,5e2T. n. Ferry ct
81 '. Balbach Smelling and Refining Company as
surupsit $500. ]. F. Richmond, attorney.
, 1872-12-07

lJN3Jc Rogers.
Klaus Miller, nolle proEequi entered. 213-City
Mary Perce suit dismissed at defendants costs by
agreement. 24+Sane T. Same; same order. 265-
Same Y. Same same order.
, 1872-12-07
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