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The Lebanon, Tenn,
Law School

HNHlS celebrated Institution viii soon
Il close the most prosperous Session since
the war.
Six reasons why every young man who
intends to make the Law his profession
should attend the LAW school at Lebanon,
Tenn:
Ist.-The Professors are the most eminent
teachers and lawyers IN the South West.
3d.The Course embraces every principle of
Law known TO the Profession.
3d.-lts Moot Courts are intensely practl-
cal, and in them are prepared and tried
almost every kind Of \ case met in actual
practice.
4th.-PUpils entering on Jan. 10th will get
a Diploma in ten months, and a License
To Practice Law, the License being ara
tHitOus. They will also have the benefit
Of a summer vacation during the year.
5th.-The healthfulness Of Lebanon and
the high Christian character Of it, peo-
pie.
6th.-Manv Of tie most successful LAWYERS
and eminent Judges in the Southwest
have been educated in this school.
Address,
Hon. y. GREEN,
dccl4-2N Lebanon, Tenn.
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Land Sale.
Petition to Sell Land.

John {. Duhy Va. y. 7. Perry, ct al.
y obedience to a decree Of the County
l. Court OF Crockett county, Tennessee.
made IN the above stated cause. at its De-
eember term, 1872, will proceed to sell IL
the highest bidder, at the Court House
door, in the town OF Alamo, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY nth. 1879.
one tract of land containing two hundred
and thirty-three acres, living in District No.
OF said county. Bounded on the South
and West by the lands Of William Hart,
on the east by the lands Of David Phillips.
and on the y Orth by the lands Of Thomas
CraddOck and wife.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash. ami
the balance IN two equal payments. due in
twelve aud =tWenty-fOur months, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security and re-
serving lien on the land to secure the
p2 yment Of the same
decl4 3W FRANCIS }. WOOD.
Clerk Of the County Court.
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Notice to Creditors.

In Chancery at Purdy, McNairy
County, Tenn.
John A. Criner, et al, vs.. f. NJ. Cherry,
ct al.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons
v who have claims against the estate Of
Robert Long, deceased. TO file them, prop
erly 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 r. BECK.
NOV50-it {. a NJ.
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Personal.

car friend, J. A. Collins after spell Of
two weeks sickness, Is again back at his
post. with a large stock or Christmas Goods
on hand. and would like 10 meet everybody
and help them TO pick out their Christmas
Goods. lie has sent a good many goods to
Henderson county and down South on the
Railroad. but has plenty.yet for, all GO,
see and price.
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PROCLAYE MAT EO y
By the Governor.
To an Uh0 sinai See These
Presents, GreetiHg.

To HI " H0 SHHtt see These
Presents, Greeting.
"THEEEAS. u has been made know,
w 10 me that certain y. l. Christian
charged with having committed a foul and
atrocIous murder, on the End day Of Janu-
ary, 1872, upon the body Of j. /. Burns.
late Of our county Of Lewis, has fed from
justice, and l. now running at large:
Now, therefore. 1. Jonn {. Brown. GoS-
crnOr a. sf8resaid, by virtue Of the author
ity and power in me vested. do hereby offer
a reward Of Three Hundred Dollars, $500
10 any persons who may apprehend the
said y. |. Christian and deliver him 10 the
sheriff or Ja!ler Of our County Of Lewis. IN
order that justice in that behalf NAV be
had and executed.
y. l. Christian i about i've q ct Xix inch
es high, medium size, weight about $50
pounds dark complexion, hair and ev-s
rather heavy, twenty-five or thirty years
Of age
In Testimony whereof, l have hcreunto
set my hand, and caused the G reat
Us. seal of the state 10 he affixed. al
Nashville, Tennessee, on the Isl
day uf November, 1872.
JNO. Z. BROWN.
Ey The Governor:
/, d. BUTLER, eec Of STATE,
Nov -, lSt2-Jm.
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A Good Investment.

EHkVE for sale tract Of good timber
4 land, containing % acres. IL lies IL
miles from the Court House, and adjoining
Tom Robinson's saw mill. Price So per
acre. Terms, good. You can double your
money in twelve months by working up
the timber. Call at the Post Office.
decf4-2vv CHAS. CULLEN.
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PN-- NJ. 8. NELLY -..... .......J. &. rYBAs
Nicely g. PNBAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Druggists and Pharmacists,
Iackson, Tenneasee

.. &. PYBAs would respectfully an
noupce "a bis friends and customers, and
the public generally, that re has sold one
hslf interest in his Drug Store TO DR.. NJ. s.
NEELY. and they have formed copaTtner-
ship for the purpose OF doing a General
Drug Business. We respectfully request a
continuance OF the liberal patronage that
has heretofore been bestowed upon each Of
We. assuring the public that we intend TO
keep q irstclass Drug Store in every re-
speci. and will oder our goods as low as
they can he bought OF any one.
we viii pay chs utmost attention
to the GiIIIng of :PhysiOiaa's Pre-
sorIptIoVss. octa4-d3
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In Chancery at Lexington.
DECEMRER RITIFS -

DECEMBER RULES, 1877.
y. !. Tilson, Admir-. with the Will annex
ed, of l.. II. Britt, deceased, v J. ID. Co
tort and wife Frances, J. {. Milan and
wife Emma T., Jos. Britt and others,
heirs az law and distributes, and credi-
tors Of said l.. II. Britt, deceased.
Il L appearing from the bill, verified by al
Il hdavit, that the insolvency OF the &C.
tate Of said T. II. Britt, deed, has been
suggested in the County Court, and exceeds
one thousand dollars in value, and the bill
being iiled in behalf OF all the creditors. a.
well as the heirs at law OF said deceased; il
il therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter that all the creditors, and those inter
ested and having demands against said ss-
tate, come forward and eXhiDi their claims
properly authenticated, before said Clerk
at his Office in Lexington, and make them
selves parties TO compliments bill, by the
June Rules, 1873, OF this Court, or their
debts will be forever barred; and this no.
tice will be inserted for four successive
weeks in the Wing and Tribune.
J. W. 6. JONES. G. M
TAYLOR & Woods, SOL,
dec. IA Al
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
MOBILE AND OHIO ROAD.

Maii trais for Mobile. arriveat il:aN pm.
.gxpress train for Mobile iI;S5 am.
Mail train lor Columbus. Nv. i:io am.
sFVrress train for Columbus. Nv, p.3s pm.
MisSTSsTFPI CENTRAL ROAD.
Passenger Train for Humboldt.
I.o-vcs Jackson. Tenn. .... co.,. $50 pm
rVurass train for Humboldt,
TeaveS Inck.on. Tenn. rs I'm
hese trains GO no further than
Humboldt.
Passenger train ior y. Orlean.
Leave Jackson. Tenn. ...-. 100 =. m.
Evrress train for New Orleans.
Ie4vps Jackson. Tenn ......-l ITO pm
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Meat Meat!

We are now receiving large lot Of Dry
Salted Meat, and offer it to the trade at the
lowest possible cash rates, and Will furnish
pork in the hog in any quantities desired
Call and buy your meat while it ia low.
decIllf J. j. ANDERSON & Co.
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ESfraY.

TAKEN up by B. n. Brooks. 5 miles
Il northwest OF jackson, one BAY horse
colt. black name and tail, right hlnd foot
white, white snip on the nose, star IN the
face, weak eyes, between enc and tive
wears old. Appraised At SO 90.
. tles;7-jt= W. NJ. cIDWELL
Ranger for Madison county.
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Tobacco,
Chewing, good and cheap. AT
decl4-Im J.C. SHARP'S.
=
DIR. Il. II. COtlOn's

sure Cure for Hog Cholera.
This is to certify, that we the under
signed have used and seen the above named
remedy used in the worst cases OF hog
cholera, and have not in any instance
known it to fail in cdecting speedy and
permanent cure. We therefore cheern1l lily
recommend it to the public as a preventive
and cure, lot only for cholera, but rs a
sure preventive and cure for lice, mango,
etc.
DIR. w. c. Stovall. !. ". StoVsll,
Joseph Wst-op, Alex. Jones,
Wash EXum, J. {. Jones,
w Small. J. NJ. Woodland,
Rev. W. II. BrutOn.
For family rights, or the medicine pre-
pared for use, apply to Pendletou & Keith,
Druggists, Jackson, Tenn, or z. J. Trice.
sept14tf.
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CENTRAL ROAD.
"a>onlc Meeting. OF Jackson.

J,cKgo~ CoMMaNpRY. 80. i3.-John
chester. Eminent Commander: John J..
Brown Rcrorler. Meets on the 81 Mon
dsy night ~ each month.
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Day BOarderS.

few day boarders can he a'cornmo-
dated in a genteel family, by application al
the WIG ANG TRIBUNE Office.
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ST. IouN's IODGV. NJ. 2:I2-J. &. Pvhas
w. NJ: George a. Hughes. Src'v. Meets
aSt Mond1v earh month.
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i.cKsos- IODGV No. 45.--.I. !. az onnor.
". VI; Charles Cullen, Sec'v.. Meeis 9th
E'ridav each month.
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CLINTON =. 4. CHAPTFR. No. y las.
p'Connor. ~. r.: Rev T.. McSair. X: j. v.
Fh1ppcU. Z. Meets I'd Friday each month.
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JACKSON COUNCIL, No. rs, Y. & S. NJ
Rev. A. W. Jones. r. !. q. NJ. J. II. Chap
nell Recorder. Meets 18th Monday each
Month.
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Boot and ShOemaIxers
WANTED.

WANT to employ tive good Boot and
Il ShOemakers. l viii pay reasonable
wages, and give steady employment, at nay
shop at Medon, Madison county, Tenn.
GEO. w. BROWN.
nay21-4f
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 WISH To SELL Ny FARM OF I25
n Acres, lying Northwest OF jackson.
said farm is In \ 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 iarIa
IS well suited fer fruit vegetable and gar
dening business. Price 5000 per acre.
/ viii also sell four or i've unimprOVed
town lots. | viii also sell or rent the house
that now live in. l wish 10 sell for the
reason that my health is bad and I want .
retire from business and get out Of debt.
July 20, '12-u. l.. GOODELL.
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lack son Division. W. ~. NJ. Csrbit,
W. =: meets every Tuesday night,
~ Temperance Hall. oppo>iin the Methodist
church. u. A. MCALEVANpER. Y. s.
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yERILY IT HATH NO EQUAL!
CONSERVATIVES READ:

Would you cure that distressing cough
and bring back that healthy vigor till late
ly planted in your check? II you would,
do not delay, for ere you are aware, It will
be too late.
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NaDIsov InDGF. No. I6.-.Ino. T.. stark,
V. O.: ". r. Robertson. V. O.: A. G..
caldwell. T.. <. ]. r. Jones. n. :: Evan
,ler MrNair. Meetsnverv Thursday night
DAoree% conferred 2d Thursday night in
Snrh month.
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TRUST SALE.
500 Acres Valuable Land for
Sale.

'BOO Acres alttdblt l-hiiu Tor
Sale.
nN virtue OF the AUTHORITY vested IU uIr
- - trustee Jv Diced OF Trust eN-r-urs,i
70 me ou the 20 day oi NsyemHsr. 1871. i,y
JOHN l.. TAYLOR. ] will sell ru tl- high
eat bidder a. the Court li"ua- tiuur 90 the
city Of Jackson uu
MONDAY. DAY COS JANUARY. 30,
for cash, the following tract OF ltHI situated
in the sixth civil District OF Madison
county, Tenn. and described G> irl'uy>--.
Bounded on the south by tur ifut. ut l,aar
Williamson and the MrriwrLhrT lands 600
the east by the lands OF T.. T.. Bry ,u. ou
the north ny the laUd- ut Mics o. l.. Tav-
Tor aud l. q Gillespie. aud uu the west los
the lands Of l.. g. Gillespie. said land,
are lying on the Denmark sui Jack sou
road, two miles east OF Denmark, being the
same land conveyed 90 me- a. Trustee
aforesaid.
TERMS uF SALE Cash equity ct rs-
demption barred. The title I believe 10 b
GOOD. but / only convey such uti- - j con
ycved 10 me a. Trustee.
dec1-4t NJ. = NELLY,
Trustee.
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srARE ENcAMrMFNf. No. lo.-R. r..
p-shisll. &. r.: w. r. Robertson. ~. r.:
1.-Two. T. stark. Scribe. Meets eveEy ed and
9TH Tuesday night Of each month.
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noyO-4t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-07

HANGING AT SuMrER-HoRR1DLE AZ
FA1R.-We learn by gentleman en-
ployed on the Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad. who arrived here
last night, that Taylor Wilson. colored,
was hung at Sumter. yesterday, at
o'clock, for the murder of Tom -,
also colored. The gallows was arranged
by the Radical sheriff of the County.
very peculiarly, an anvil being attached
to the end OF the rope, which was ex-
pected to fall when the rope was cut,
and thus break the neck of the con-
demned man by suddenly jerking him
up, instead Of allowing him to drop.
The thing worked very badly, Wilson
being raised from the platform few
inches only, and very gradually. He
suffocated slowly, for little less than
FIVE minutes, and then succeeded in
raising his hand and drawing himself up
by the rope. At this jnncture came the
most horrible part OF tho whole affair,
tho sheriff advancing towards him and
holding his hands to his sides until he
was too weak to raise himself again, and
was compelled to endure slow death.
The affair was described to us rs one OF
the most horrible on record.
Wilmington Jouimu.
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produced his pardon and was


One Of the roads leading out of the
village was kept constantly pioketed, and
every man passing out was overhauled
until examination of warrants could be
made to ascer tain whether the officials
had such document to serve. Even
citizens OF the Town going to their meals,
in some cases, were halted and 'turned
in" until they satisfied the officials that
they were "all right"
Some Of our late visitors were sur
prised, if not mortified, to see the feel
ing manifested by many of the negroes
for the prisoners, in going to the officers
and begging that this one and that one
be set at liberty. The officers seemed to
think strange that such feeling should
exist between the white citizens and the
negroes of rebellious Laurens-some-
thing they had not dreamed of in oil
their philosophy. They have left us for
the present, but with promise-Pre-
cious pledge-of returning next week.
We would not, however, be- disappointed
should they forget to fulfill their engage
ment, though we would not be surprised
to see them at any hour.
And now, in the name of liberty, Re-
publican liberty, has it come to this!-
that the sous of the revolutionary sires
of Kings Mountain, Cow-pens and Mus.
groves Miils-who assisted in achieving
the independence of this State-one of
the original thirteen-from the British
Grown, aud iu framing the General Go
vernmcnt by an instrument which ac-
curately and definitely prescribed it's
powers-should be thus throttled aud
trampled upon by their ovcrgrown crel-
ture? Better that we had remained the
subjects of the British Lion-bettcr the
fate of oppressed Ireland-better that of
partitioned Poland better tho peace
and quiet of the silent grave!
In publishing the foregoing statement
Of the doings Of the recent raiders, es-
peciai!y the conduct of the soldiers in
extorting money from negroes, we do SO
under threat of Mr.. Deputy Leahey,
made to US, that if published, the prison
ers who left here under charge of Lieu
tenant McDougal would suffer for it
that that officer would pour vengeance
upon them. We would regret publish
ing anything that would cause our pri-
soners any additional hardships, but at
the risk of the threat being carried out,
We nevertheless make the publication I;
and if the officer III question is malig-
nant enough, which we can hardly be-
lieve, to vent his spleen upon helpless
prisoners for simple statement of fact,
he will have to WELD his thunder. Mr..
Leahey shall not thus muggle or put an
estoppel to our right Of speech as an in
dependent Journalist, by such vain
threats rs the Que alluded to.
LanrensciNe Herald.
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We are grievcd to learn of the death
of that well-known and highly esteemed
citizen, Capt. James NJ. Harley, who
breathed his last ut his residence some
ten miles above Barnwell, on Sunday
last. We tender our heartfelt sympathy
to the bereavcd wifo and fatherless chill.
dren OF the deceased gentleman.
Aiken Journal.
Charles Vogt, the alleged murderer Of
the Brussels nobloman, has been identi-
fed in New York, by former resident
of Cologne, ns Carl Supp, the business
manager Of the murdered man.
The Third Congregational Church OF
San Francisco has received several Chi
nese converts to full membership, the
first church in the Pacific States 10 take
such action.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-07

Russia does not propose to inconvcni-
enco herself by too rigid an observance
Of the treaty Of Paris, already broken in
some Of its most important provisions
without calling for more than an empty
protest from any of tho signatores
She now declares her intention of max
ing Sebastopol stronger than ever as n
naval station. According to the Moscow
Gazette, special council Of Ministers
and naval officers. presided over by tho
Grand Duke Constantine, havo agreed
on the plans for the now works on the
Crimean harbors. At Nicolaef, a great
ship-b building establishment will be
erected; and at Scbastopol, n CONNER
cial port as we'll as naval station will
be built mp. At tho latter port. there
will bo concentrated the means of fitting
out and supplying ships of war. The
Eastern side of the South Bay will DO
given to tho naval board, and the West
ern to commerce. The experience of
the last Crimcan war has taught Russia
tho importance Of fortifying tho hend-
lands, so that a hostile Hoet could bo
kept at distance from the port, and
this will be done. Caro- will also be
taken to protect such points as Balaclava
and Eupntoria. This news is regarded
in England as "ominous. One would
think SO.
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GRANT AND THE SOUTH. does
the New York Express comment that
Grants idea and words of "Let us havo
peace" they interpret at the South as
the peace which comes from death or
from knocking man in the head. Such
peace.makers as Holden, in North Caro-.
lima, Scott, in South Carolina, Bullock.
in Georgia, Reed, Of Florida, Davis, OF
Texas, Yarmouth, of Louisiana, Clay
ton, of Administration who have plum
dered the people over whom they wore
placed Of millions upon millions-are
but sorry peace-makcrs. And yet they
are all for peace, on the Grant platform.
The peace which Grant gavo to Louisi-
ana was Collector Casey and Gatling
guns; to South Carolina. Alderman and
civil posse OF United States marshals;
to South Carolina again, the suspension
of habeas corpus; and to Florida, and
Arkansas, and Texas, the biggest gang
OF political rogues outside of Sing Sing.
The Administration in these States have
made solitude and call it peace.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. April 6.-Nickerson
Uouse-John q Law, Laurens; u L Turner
tEdgeiieid; Rev 7, A Griffith, Aiken; J s Il
Thomson, Yorkviile; ] Markland, Provi-
dence; 9 II Guild, Baltimore; Simons,
Charleston; J J Thompson, s C; Theodore u
Kline, Ala; John Mawran and wife, Hiss
Stocking. Rhode Island; G w Taylor, lady
a and d son BrooIlyn; 7 " Perry, Carolinas; II
Caruduni, Charleston; Rev john 7 McBryde
and wife. Aiken.
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Edward A. Eggert, of Buffalo, has
written the Lords Prayer, threo times
repeated, within the circumference of
o threo cent piece, and yet he is not
happy.
A dead man being found at La Crosse
Wisconsin, with seven stabs in his back,
the coroners jury brought in verdict
OF probable murder" A very cautious
jury.
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For Rent

IL THAT neat COTTAGE BUILDING,
5j;,T Of six rooms, with servants rooms,
stables. garden, &C., adjoining the resi-
To n reliable applicant terms will be mode.
rate. Apply at my Office
April 70 JACOB LEVIN.
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CArEcAErIcAL "A priest, the other
day, who was examining confirma-
tion class in the South of Ireland, asked
the question, "What is the sacrament of
matr,mony" A little girl at the head of
the class answered, "Tis state of tor
ment into which sowls enter to prepare
thom for another and better world. )"
'Put her down" says the curate; "put
her down to the fut of the class. I"
Lave her alone" said the priest, "for
anything you or / know to tue contrary,
she may be parfctly right"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-04-07

Two Of the foremost leaders of the
beau monde in Paris recently appeared
at fashionable ball without chignons.
1t is said m effort is being mado in
Paris to do away with these unnatural
appendages.
The English betting authorities have
decided that all bets on the Tichborne
case are off, on the grounds Of "No YER
dict, no bet, the claimant (Tiohborne)
having been non n-suited.
Josh Billings knew man who
wouldn't even set gate post without
having the ground analyzed to see if it
possessed the proper ingredients for post
holes.
A Philadelphia house will soon pub
lish ga diary OF pick pocket" written
by lady in tho trade during her incar.
ceration for plying it.
a poem 5000 feet long was sent to
New Orleans paper with request to
publish.