Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-10

Rent.-The elegant store on Main
street. formerly occupied by Norris Jaretz-
Ky. Apply to Gen. Campbell or 70 MOTHS
Jaretzky. Jah0u
REcoyERING.--It affords us pleasure 70
learn that Mrs. Nancy ]. Fleming, the Wife
of our friend, VIM. Fleming, who has been
lying at the point Of death for number OF
days, is now in a fair way TO recover.
TIE Hildsrbrand and Goodwin Foundry
"a offered for sale BY the Clerk and Master
OF Chancsry Court. This valuable proper
ty presents fine inducements TO capitalists
IMPORTANT NOTICE, TAKE WARNING
All those indebted to b. n. MeGettrick,
must come forward and settle their ac-
counts. Indulgence has ceased to be Vir-
tue. JAhzO-7b
JACKSON AND MIFFLIN MAIL ROUTE
Proposals will be received 1T the contract
depertment OF the u. 5. Post Once at Wash
ington city, until the first day OF April
next, for carrying the mail from Jackson to
Mifiin, In Henderson county, once week.
Leave jackson every Saturday at p. M
arrive at Miffiin by p. M leave Miniln
Saturday at a. m, arrive at jackson, il M
A sPIendId stock OF Fall and
winter Goods ut COst.-B. NJ. NC
| Gettrick offers his magnificent stock OF
goods now on hand at Cost, until the LIST
| Of March. No goods win be allowed to
leave the house without the CASH. II you
want goods CHEAP, come to McGettriek's
with the CASH and get them HE Is IN
EARNEST. Jan2O-4t
The foot crossing on Main street, from
the margin Of the Mississippi Central x. H.
20 the eastern embankment, is in dilapi-
dated condition, to an extent that renders
passage dangerous. An outlay Of i've dol
| lars may save the city the costs and DANA
ges OF suit at law. Look 70 II, eonseript
fathers.
RemOvaI.-Morris Jaretzky has moved
his Merchant Tailoring and Clothing es-
adjustment TO Shannon street, next door
/ TO Binford's Wholesale grocery, where he
will be pleased to see his old friends. 81
There is deal of just complaint against
the managers OF the railroads leading into
Jackson, on account Of the lack Of accom-
modations for passengers at the depots.-
Even 'soulless corporations" might for de
cency's sake, provide a room for the receP.
ton Of ladies, better suited than the I'M
carpeted and cherries apartments now
used for that purpose at our dspots.
The woods in the vicinity OF Jackson
have been full OF wild pigeons during the
present week. Our young friend Lonnie
Duncant from the "forks Of the river"
brought in seventy one, Thursday, and
sold them readily at TX cents apiece.
Tuesday morning was one OF the most
disagresable ones met with thus far in the
present winter. Monday evening was as
mild as a May morning, but when we
awoke Tuesday morning the wind was
blowing a stlff gale from the Northwest,
and the earth was covered with sleet. The
writer Of this got handsome fall, but for
tunately received no injury. We regret 70
learn that our young friend Jno. L. Brown,
Esq, was not so fortunate. He had
heavy fall, and has not found sitting pos
ture entirely comfortable since.
). c. Price, Esq. has been commissioned
a Justice OF the Peace for the 18th District
OF this county.
Capt John 6. Mann, Chief, with u COM
, petent corps Of Assistant Engineers, left
the Southern portion Of this city Thursday
morning last to survey the line OF the Jack
son and Memphis Railroad. 1.-THE weather
: does not turn out too unfaY orable, the line
will be run without days delay. They
will 20 on to Someryille, where they will be
met by the corps from the Memphis end Of
the road, when u comparison OF noteI will
take place. Forward is the word, and on
the ID of March Jackson and Fayette and
Henderson counties will vote by such ma.
iorities for railroads as will cause the
heads OF old fogies to swim
Persons desiring anything in the line O.
Builders Hardware, such as Locks Of every
description, Hinges, Gate and Door Latches
"a Sash Fastenings, &C., &C., should call on c
D. T. BATES, who has the Largest and mos
: complete stock ever brought to this market
ID He also keeps Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mould
e ings and Brackets constantly on hand.
Is We notice that the gas is not 80 briilian
he as when first turned on the city. This ma
IS be attributable to the cold weather, an
n the pipes may be 'Estopped up" COnsr
mers at "a so per thousand feet have III
right to expect clear, ample and luminou
lIght-no blue blazes and fliekering, teebl
nc rays will subserve their purpose. We
N not write this in a fault-fnding spirit, onl
ne to direct attention TO = fact which ougl
10 not 10 exist.
~ FINE WINES AND LIQUoRs-Served u
in unequaled style at the "Hole in d
|. WALL" No. . Monroe Street, opposite Pc
bhdy Hotel. Also free lunch every da
epicurean in every respect. The lovers
~ "good things should not fail to call at tn
- saloon when visiting Memphis. sp.22-
m, ROBIN PIEs.-The usual recherche Iii
It's, ners daily furnished at the Farmers Eatil
tn House, Messrs. Barnhill and Exum, Pr
ms, prietors, were rendered unusually attract
mi on Saturday last, by "robin pies.D B
its Green, the old Scotia" Of war celebril
ter and Turner Freeman, are the chief cooks
md this epieurean abode Of good things, a
, in Francis Cooper, a " handsome QuadrooI
ING is the chief waiter. We enjoyed the VIII
xes feast hugely, especially the robin pies, a
Om- we recommend the establishment to all "
WAat ssmsthing really Ssed,