Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-05
DOEsKIN SUITS, BEAVER SUITS,
Cloth Suits and Cassimers at
w. w. GATES Jr. & Co.

Cloth Suits and Cassimers at
w. w. GATES Jr. s. Co.
LADIES'. w. Smith & Co. have
the largest assortment of BIRD
CAGES. FIRE-IRoNs and STANDS, in
Jackson.
Gents Fine Gold Watch Chains. st
KELLYS.
RADICAL MEETING.-The Radicals ofthis
locality held meeting at the Court House
| on Monday night last, and were addressed
! by Judge Muse and J. Fl. Harper OF this
city, and d. A. Mum, of Brownsville. The
Radical portion OF the audience consisted
o. about dozen white men and two hun
bred negroes. We did not hear the speech.
es, but learn they were full of bitterness to-
ward the South, and cunning appeals to the
| ignorant prejudices of the freedmen. Num-
is evidently candidate for Congress, and
the Democrats and Conservatives OF this dis
trict should tie on their guard, and prepsr-
ed to concentrate on the strongest man Of
the party for Congress. We sincerely be-
lieve, and have abundant evidence for this
belief, that Gen. Campbell is the strong
man.
FRESH OYsTERs-Served up, day or
night, in any style, at DadO's.
Dickinson, Williams a. Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
aud Produce Merchants, 966 Front street,
Memphis.
Ladies' Gold Watches and Chains at
KELLY'S.
For SALE.-A fne residence and four
beautiful lots in the eastern suburbs Of the
city, and two lots near the Mobile and Ohio
Depot. For particulars apply to Job Um-
phlett, at Walsh & Harris, or John c. NJ.
Garland, Sion w. Boon or Capt. Collin
McCutchen. jly27-tf
BOsH.-We frequently hear on the streets
and from the pulpit, and read in books and
| newspapers, that a poor man is always
happier than a rich one. 1t is pure una
dulterated bosh. Whe ever heard of poor
man that didn't want to be richl or Of a
rich man that wanted 10 be poor? The
proof OF the pudding is in the chewing OF
the bag" and we will be hanged If any man
ever chewsd the bag oil poverty and liked
/ it, or the bag OF wealth but that he wanted
TO keep chewing" it.
JUST Go AND SEE.-Very much in their
own light are those Of our citizens who fail
| to examine Mr.. W. r. AleXander's stock of
Boots, Shoes and Hats before purchasing
elsewhere He has something to suit eve
/ rybody, and indeed no one knows better
/ how TO do it than our friend Billy. His
stock this Fall is unusually large, varied
| and attractive, selected with care and taste,
and thereby suited to our market. It is
also pleasure to deal with friend William,
/ for, besides the perfect confidence that all
have in his statements, his genial manners
and accommodating spirit relieves the dun
routine Of trading Of much of its monOtony.
Call and see him in his splendid new house.
JEWISH NEW YEAR.-On Thursday and
Friday the Jews of this city celebrated the
live thousand six hundred and thirty-third
] year Of the world according to Biblical
history. This festival of the Jewish New
Year is called, in Hebrew, 'SRosh Hashs-
uah' new year, or yam HasikSrOn,7 the
day Of memorial, or Ram Tunah,' the day
Of blowing the trumpet. 1t is one Of the
most solemn of all the Hebrew festivals,
and the oldest known to mankind. The
universal observance of this holiday by
the Hebrews throughout the world, and
from the remotest time, is An eloquent trib-
ute, not only to the solemnities of the day
itself, but to the cOnstaney Of that people
and their abiding faith in the law which
was delivered to them amid the thunders Of
Mt. Sinai.