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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
Cara Frona oapt. FusseII.

MeSSrs. Editors: aaa
| see n communication in the
Plain Dealer of the goth inst, on
the Sherif7s election, signed "Con-
federate." AS one of the candidates
referred to in said article, have on
ly to say, that, Notwithstanding
my great desire to be elected, l am
in favor of every man voting to suit
himself, whether his vote be for or
against me.
l promised my competitors and
the people to make fair and square
race, and intend to do so, if it ''takes
all the SUMMER" for had rather be
beaten in a fair and square race,
than be elected by my own trickery,
or by that of my friends.
AS there are no pensions to reward
Southern soldiers, Confederate
seems to have been actuated by
praiseworthy motives, but why not
leave the claims of all Confederate
soldiers, who did their duty, on
equal footing in the distribution of
rewards? AS to the part took in
the late war, L am willing to leave
it in the hands of those who know
it best. On this point let the people
decide for themselves, and not an
other for them, as Confederate
assumes to do. The people of Mad
ison county are competent to decide
on the merits of the candidates for
Sheriff, all of whom have been
raised among them, and who are
better known to them than their
Confederate adviser. Why this hue
and cry, on the eve of the election,
in favor of one candidate at the ex-
pense of others? The clique. ofwhich
Confederate" is not the head, but
a mere spokesman or cats-paw, hay
ing failed to get up their pet scheme
of a packed convention in the inter-
est of their candidate, as a last re-
sort, now fly to the columns of
newspaper to accomplish their OBJ
ject. But they viii find that the
people win not be caught by such
trickery.
Again, why does Confederate
introduce politics into this election?
Would it not be better to let poll
tics stay where they belong-in the
hands of politicians? The attempt
of Confederate to array the
whites against the blacks, or the
blacks against the whites, in civil
elections is most uuwise, and should
meet with the hearty condemnation
of every good citizen. y majority
of the blacks in this county have
voted in past elections, and win
vote again, for conservative candi-
didates, unless they are driven to
the support of a radical by such ar
guments as Confederate" puts forth
in his card.
Taking up tie cry sounded by
"Confederate," the editor of the
Pldia- Dealer, after a residence in
the county of about twelve months,
presumes 10 dictate to the people of
old Madison how they shall vote!
In conclusion, all Task IS an open
field and fair fight-without any
unfair intermeddIing on the part of
Confederate" or on the part of
the editor of the Plain Deal
er, whose facilities during the
war, on account of his location,
could not have been very favorable
for studying the wants and temper
of the citizens of this county, whose
membership he now assumes.
J. W. RUSSELL.
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Presbyterian
FEMALE gOLLEGE.

THIs INSTITUTION WILLOPEN IFS
II Fall Term, on the last Monday in
August next. The Trustees will hsye
completed by that time a large additional
study hall, with increased facilities for in
struction. More extended aecommo dations
for boarders have also been furnished for
young ladies.
For further particulars concerning terms
Of board tuition. &c-, see annual catalogue
and publication in american Farmers
Jackson. Tenn, July 18th 1872.
July p 3D
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ESTRAYS.

EyAKES up by Clam Booth, 4th Dist.
one small horse mule about years old
bright sorrell. dish-iace some gear marks,
very wild; no other marks or brsnds. Val
ued al $50. June 9TH 49,
AI4, bv Lee Hall sth District, miles
south West Of Jackson. one sOrrel mare
ieft hind foot white, n few white hairs on
fere head a brand on lett shoulder which
cannot be made out, four years old this
spring, pony built. Valued $50.
w. NJ. TIDWELL,
July y Sw Ranger.
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DissoIution---NevE Firm.

1t will be seen that the popular
firm of Nicely & Roberts, ofthls city,
has dissolved, and that courteous
and affable gentleman, DR.. Nicely
withdrawn; fortunately the business
win be continued by the new firm
of NJ. Roberts & Co., gentlemen
thoroughly posted in the drug line,
and qualified to give entire satisfac-
ton to the public.
DIR. Thos. w. Harris, whose expe-
rienee is great, and whose compe-
tency is unquestioned, remains in
charge of the prescription depart
ment.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
/ our obedient servant,
July 9th.
CARD.

1LesSrs. Editors:
In reply to the communication of
Mr.. Blackmon, assure the gentle
man that he is totally in error in
supposing that in anything I may
have said on the subject alluded to,
l had any design of injuring his
prospects in the pending election.
Some weeks since on the occasion
of the withdrawal of Mr.. Dearmore,
in a casual conversation on the sub
ject, Isuggested a probability of Mr..
Blaekmon's declining, from the cir
cumstance of his fathers illness and
expected death, and his inability in
consequence thereof to canvass the
county. 1 have no recollection of
having ever alluded to the subject
since. j. C. SHARP.
July "a, 1872,
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COZ. b. y. LEA.


1t will be seen by an announcement
elsewhere that Col Ben. j. Lea has
declined the race for Congress for
the State at large, and has become a
candidate for FIoater in our imme-
ate Pictorial District. In declining
the race for Congress against the
gallant Cheatham, Col. Lea has ex-
hibited a degree of magnanimity
worthy of himself, and a spirit of
seIf-abnegation rare in these degen-
crate days. Col. Lea entered upon
the Congressional race under most
favorable auspices-perhaps no man
could have evoked so much enthusi-
asm in Middle or East Tennessee
from which sections he received
promises of support alike generous
and unexpected.
Col. Lea was surprised himself at
his strength, which swelled in vol
ume every day, and itseemed as if
even Cheatham was to be distanced
in the house of his friends. But Col.
Lea was too true patriot to strike
down, even in the lists of honor,
that noble old soldier who had
served his State so well, both on
foreign soil and around his own
hearth and home. Lea would not
go up that Cheatham might come
down. This act of noble disinter-
estedness on his part win be duly
appreciated by a grateful people,
and especially treasured up by every
true man that followed the heroic
Cheatham through the storm of bat
tie and shared with him the trials of
a soldiers life. Col. Lea viii pub
lish a series of appointments soon,
and win relieve the race for Floater
from its present tame and spiritless
aspect by those splendid popular har-
rangues, which he knows exactly
TOxrr "a Ynata
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

R. P. Caldwell, w. W. Vaughan
and Alex. w. Campbell, candidates
for Congress in this district, will
address the people at
Humboldt, Monday July 18th.
TiptonYille, Monday, August 5th.
Jackson, Saturday, August 10th.
Cageville, Saturday, August 18th.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27

The Executive Committee OF this
district met at Humboldt on We'd
nesday last, and there being no quo
rum present the Committee adj
journed to meet again on the 18th
proximo. Six members of the Com
mittee put in an appearance, and
Jno. Skefington, Esq, acted as Sec
retary. r.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
JUSTICE.
To the Voters of Haywood, madE-
son and Hardeman Counties.


son and Hardeman Counties.
Several weeks ago l announced
myself through the papers of this
district as candidate for Floater
in the lower branch of the ensuing
Legislature of the State of Tennes-
see.
On due reflection, however, after
viewing the surrounding circum-
stances, of a business nature, l am
inclined to believe it my duty to
withdraw from the canvass. At lay
age, to represent so large and intel
igent a constituency would have
been a source of pride. No one
could appreciate the honor more
than myself.
So far as am concerned, the way
is now open and clear for other as
pirants; some of whom, have rea-
SON to believe, did not announce
themselves while 1 was before the
people from feelings of friendship
and courtesy.
For the many and cheering mani
festations of friendship and support,
both of press and people, 1 tender
the emotions of grateful heart.
Very respectfully,
- IL. NJ. CLARKE, Jr.
July, 1872.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27

day and ourselves politically, and We
would have let the curtain that con
cealed the grinning skeleton of the
past remain forever, If Col Thomas
had not paraded before Us the arti-
ticles from foreign papers demand
ing his election, accusing US Of base
ingratitude, for not voting for him,
and endeayoring otherwise by cheap
dragooning, 70 force himon the peo-
pie. Socially he Is one or the best
men in the world, kind-hearted,
generous, there is nothing mean or
win 1ictive il his ilature-he Is q man
of fine TALENT but politically We do
not like him at all-he is not the
man we want-he is not a represen-
tative man and on account of his
being 4 recruit from the Radical
party, he viii have less influence in
Congress than an out and out rebel.
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No Tax CertlrIente necessary.

Many voters labor under the i'm
preston that every voter in the en-
suing election win have to produce
certificate of having paid his tax
for the current year before being al
lowed to deposit his ballot. Such
is not the case. The law does not
take effect until 1878.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
CARD.
AGsssrs. Edifors.

MeSsrs. Editors.
In order that those of your read
ers who enjoy jokes may have a
good jolloy laugh / wish them to
find out who the Con federates are
writing so heavily in the PEainaeal-
er against Gen. Brooks and Capt.
Russell, and also inquire what the
electioneering scheme was hy " hich
they attempted two weeks ago to get
votes at the dark end of the line.
IT'S ETTNNY
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To the People of Madison COun-
t... fV TenneSspe

Having been ineapacitated for manua
labor by an accidental injury, In Decembe
last and no early prospect for recovery,
have under advice Of friends c1f1cludeu 9
solicit your support Ter the officg OF Trustee
The time being short till the election. take
this method OF asking your SUPPORT for the
offiae. JOE. W. THOMPSON,
July 9Th te
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
Notice.
FARM FOR SALE.

4 WISH TO SELL MY FARM OF I25
Acres, lying Northwest OF Jackson.
said farm Is In good state Of cultivation,
yith good buildings and well watered.
There are about fourteen acres in choice
Fruit trees, and about three or four acres
in Strawberries and Raspbcrries. Thelarm
Is well suited fer fruit vegetable and gar
dening business. Price $1,000 per acre.
/ will also sell four or five unimprOved
town lots. ] will also sell or rent the house
that 1 now live In. 1 wish 10 sell for the
reason that my health Il bad and want 70
retire from business and get out OF debt.
judy 20, '72-tf l.. GOODELL.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
CommunIcatea.
Messrs. Editors:

MesSrS. Editors:
We would respectfully ask the ed
itor Of the PIaia-Dealer if he cannot
find sufficient matter for his Sz 10
sheet, without making 1T the gar
bage-cart Of every ignorant bigot
who may choose to SANDER, malign,
or misrepresent the catholic church,
Is it a political, prOselyting, or
electioneering dodge? Does he
think he will gain favor, patronage.
or popularity by reproducing every
filthy, malignant, and bitter article
he can find that is calculated to
show the Catholic church in a bad
Hght2
Is he dealing plainly" by pan
dering to the prejudices of one class
of citizens to the discFedit of anoth-
err class? Perhaps he will say his
articles or copies come under legit-
innate journalism. The journalism
Of the day has great license; but it
is written, "Thou shalt not bear
false witness against thy neighbor."
Sooner or later his readers will
learn that Catholics are not what
DIR. Cox ct ais would have US be-
lieve, not what they say they are;
and will conclude that some one has
sIandered his neighbor, either ignO-
rantly or maliciously- If ignorant
", they are culpable for not inform
ing themselves before speaking; if
maliciously, they are not competent
witnesses, unsound authors, bad ed
itors, or unworthy Christian minis
tiers. Bees.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
Nonresident Notice.
In Chaneery at Purdy, Tenn.

David North vs.. MaIlissa North.
ny this cause is appearing from complain
II ants bill, which Is sworn u, that Mellls-
"a North defendant, is anOn-resident or the
State OF Tennessee, and n resident OF the
state OF Mississippi, 20 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon her,
liz is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks IN the
Wing and Tribune a newspaper published
in the city OF Jackson commanding sasd de-
feneant 70 appear within the first three
days Of the mex IN oi the Chaneery court
10 be Z I'd at Pa 81, in the county Of Nc
Marry, ON the
Ist MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, 1872,
and mead answer or demur To complain
4ni's biil or the same will be taken Tor con-
fsssed as to her aud set for hearing ex-parte.
TAOS. r. BECK, G. 4 NJ.
Mckinney & Pace, Sols. nj
july 13-4w+
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
Caution.

Eveey genuine box OF DR.. MeLANEs
LIVER PILLS bears the signature Of
Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Pa, and
their private L. S. Stamp. x Take no
other; the market is full Of limitations.
It is the popular verdict that people who
have been accustomed TO the use OF Bitters
or Cordials, are obliged, eventually, TO re-
sort 10 MECHANICS PILLS for permanent
relief.
ap'l Doom.
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University of
M IS SIS Pr
Oxford, Miss.
TFNHE next Session opens on the ID OF Dc
Il tObeT, under the superintendauce OF


TTNHE next Session opens on the ID OF DC
Il tObeT, under the Euperintendauce OF
JOHN n. WADDEL, ID. ID.
Aided by eighteen Professors and Insfrue-
toi 5 in the various departments The
schools OF Law, OF Engineering, fAKricul-
ture and the Mechanic Arts, the regular
UniFersity Courses. Course Of INSTRUCTED
In Commercial Science, and the Course ~
Preparatory Study will be In fun operation-
In all the schools except the Law Seheol,
tuition Is free for all Mississippisns. uni
versity dues from all students vary from
S24 to S33 in advance. Board. including all
charges, varies from SIG TO 50 per month.
In the Law School fee OF $50 per nine
mouths = charged for tuition The Dlpio-
ma Of the Law School il made By lAW e
quivalent % a license to practice Law IN any
court in this State, and by recent sci q
the Trustee, a two year, course q study ~
the Law School is not required 1bsoittey.
but s student may complete his eourss anu
get his diploma IN one year, prOUidsd, ne
passes a Satisfactory examination.
For further particulars. for catalssl es ei
announcements apply 20 Chancellor AL
del, or any member OF the Fac ll9, OF 70
rios. B. PEGUES,
Sec Of the Board,
miy I'm oxford, Miss
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27

FoR SENAToR.-We are autho-
rized to announe Col. VIM. F. Doher-
ty, OF Camden, as q candidate for
the State Senate, from the counties
of Hardin, Decatur, Benton, Me-
Marry and Henderson, subject TO the
action OF the SaltiIlo Convention.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
From the Memphis Ledger -
Primary and County Elections.

r- The experiment made last Satur-
day in permitting the people TO Sc
leet candidates without the inter
position of delegates and eOnven-
tiOns was as successful as the most
sanguine friend of the movement
could either anticipate on desire.
So far as Shelby county is concerned
conventions have had their day, and
have disappeared from the political
field, and with them go the wire
pullers' convention manipulators
and diminutive ward politicians,
who were power IN former days.
These interesting individuals have
lost an occupation, but il is 70 be
hoped win secure another, IL not
more profitable, at least more re-
spectacle. The Ledger gave the key
note that introduced the new move
ment into the body polite. The
primary election system has been
sustained by all classes of citizens.
The labOrer and the merchant work
ed side by side at the polls for their
respective friends, q fact showing
the great popularity OF the system
The ticket selected by the people
will be enthusiastically supported al
the general election. "
The nominees are:
For COngress-A. 4. Lacey.
For Senator 25d District-PeytoI
J. Smith.
For Senator 25th District (city)-H
Clay King.
For FlOater-GeO. ~. Mathes.
For Representatives-JOhn Over
ton, jr., s. NJ Cannon, Jas. NJ
Harris and Joseph Barbirre.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
Notice.

To the Voters Of Madison County ~ am
unble 70 canvass the county, bur VIII be
thankful II the people viii give me their
support for the Office OF Trustee %. this
gust. "a.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27

For SENAToR.-We are author
lied TO announce Col. Jos. l.. Ros-
son, of Hardeman county, as a can
didate for the State Senate from
the counties of Hardeman and Mad
ison, subject to the action Of con
vgntiou.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27

For THE STATE SENATE.-We
are authorized to announce the
Hon. Geo. Walters of Decatur coun-
ty, as a candidate for the State SEN
ate, for the counties of Benton,
Henderson, Decatur and McNairy-
subject to the Saltillo convention.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
Fnr Sfnie Sennfor.

For SENAFoR.-We are author
lied to announce f. b. Snipes, OF
Madison county, as a candidate for
the State Senate from the counties
of Hardeman and Madison, subject
to the action OF a convention.
Bolivar Bulletin copy and send
bill to this Office.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
TO the People of Madison County.


The daily PlaiadeaIer % of the
25th inst, contained an editorial ar
ticle relating to the strength Of the
candidates for Sheriff, in the vicinity
of Hayes Chapel and Denmark.
The writer hereof has now in his
possession a written statement sign
ed by number of the most infiuen-
tial and trustworthy citizens of that
vicinity (old men and young men)
in which they say that the statements
made in the Plafndealer's article
are utterly false in every particu-
lar" and that the reverse of this is
the fact, that the sentiment of the
people of that section is overwhelm-
ingly in favor of Gen. Brooks, and
that they intend to give him a 'Big
majority" tsa fsg -.
This document has been shown to
the editors of the WING AND TRIB-
UNE and to large number of the
citizens of this community, and all
the signers of it are well-known
men, of undoubted character for
good judgment, honor and veracity.
If any gentleman is disposed to
doubt the existence Of the document
referred to or the high standing of
the signers thereof, they can be
easily satisfied, as it is open for in
spection, and is not any secret cleo
pioneering document. . ,.;-,e
. FAIR- Play.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27

Men are too apt to lay before them
the action of great men, and neglect
what is of more importance-the
motive of their models.
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For rnr cnIIec1nr.

For Fax Collector.
JAS. NJ. McREE, for recollection
Il. a. WEATHERLY-
JOSEPH G. SHARP.
SAMUEL ID. BARNETT. y
JAMES BLACKMON, Esq.
HENRY BARRIER, Esq.
LANES L. BAKER.
w. +. MCKNIGHT.
II, b. WILSON.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
Fsf County trustee.

ii THOMAS NJ. GREER.
w. II. .P-ARHAM.
~ JONAS MAYO, for recollection,
REUBEN DAY. ...-
VIM. G. COCKRILL.
Z. S. FLY.
IA We are authorized 10 announce OLD
MAJOR SPENCER as candidate Tor Trustee
OF Madison county, at the election, first
Thursday in August next. His first ex-
pertinent. Give him a trial. t la
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General Markets.


MEATs-Bulk: sides. 3 b, retail, &c;
Wholesale, Sc. shoulders, retail, 71c;
wholesale, 7c. Hams, retail, l254c; whole
sale.IiJSe. Blcon-Sides, retail -iOlze; whole
sale, Zoe. Shoulders, retail, o.: wholcsale,
DC. Ham . sugsr-c-red, retail, iI1se
Wholesale, Ice.
FLoURZP Dbl, wholesale, Sc O0G10 %.
MEAL-p busa. wholesale. 75@sQc.
IIsIsH PorATOEs-B Dbl, wholesale,
"a so.
NEW IRISH POTATOES y bush. n 81.
DRIED FKIrrr A rIie ~ b. whole ale,
&C.. Peaches. do. Do. Sc.
sUGAR-Nsw OrleaL>, wholesale, ilGl4c.
COFFEE-whniesaie, asa %.
MOLAssKs-W Wholesale JOG70c.
HoNINY-p D, reta J. Sc.
GRITs-72 u, retail, Sc.
NAGLs-i3 u. retail Ic; wholesale, 55zc.
THREAD-STun. Z p. retail, l6@lee.
WHIsKEY-P gall. Wholesale. 81 OO13 90.
OYsTERs-Cove,.2 75.@5 so = Case
LDfE-S2 1902 80.
C4NDTs-W holesale. 171<0t35c.
MACKEEEL-By the kit, 81 5ON2 %.
HIDES Green, 3 ~, &c; dry, DO. do, l5e.
LEATHER-Larness and Sole, u ID, retail.
4OG s5c; Kip, do, DO, Coz; Bridle, do, do, ~
@COc.
SPRING CHIoKENs-l65S@20c.
DUCKs-Buying, 30o.
BUTTER Buying, zoe; selling, 25c.
EGGs-a doz., zoe.
LAMB h II5E@l5c
BEEF-R uarter 1GB.lc.
MUTTOS-8 quarter lee
SHoAT-9 quarter S9l0e.
.. Live stock
BHIcF CATTIE-Net. 5051Se net.
SHEEP-3 head. 81 50@3 90.
STRING LAATB-E head, 81 5o92 90.
SHOAT-Net, 51T@O.
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New Advertisements.
TO THE SICK AND

UNFORTUNAPE-
INFORMAL for the cure rof all pri-
u xate diseases,sent free for , stamps. Ad
dress, l.. DUBY, St Louis, No. Jly23 -
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27
l. MADISON COUNTY.
For the Legislature.
STODDERT CARUTHERS, Esq

For sheriff. l.aa a.
r. NJ. MAY, for reelection.
JOHN j. BROOKS.
GEORGE G.. PERKINS.
JASON w. RUSSELL.
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TWO PAPERS
ONE FREGE

ONE ERHGEE
The Wing and Tribune So 90.
The American Farmers Adj
vocate L 90.
Both Together 2 90.
An Immense Amount of
Reading for
A small amount OF money.
THE BEST LOCALPAPER IN
THE STATE.
THE BEST FARMER PAPER
IN THE COUNTRY.
Perry Davis Pain Killer is All client
regulator OF the stomach aud bo-.Is, and
should always be kept on hand, especially
at this season of the yeIr, when 20 MANY
suffer from bowel complaints. There is
nothing so quick TO relieve in attacks Of
Cholera
Sold at only > cents bosle, by Mer-
chants generally. july 6-lnl.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27

wWe are authorized to announce
Col. b. J. Lea, Of Haywood, as a
candidate for Floater in this district.
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BEEF CATTIE-Net, 5051Se net
SHEEP-R head. 81 J0M3 90.
SPRING LAMB head, 81 5o@a 90.
SHOAT-Net, 500.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-07-27

The List Of Prizes viii be awarded the last day the
tickets 30 emitting
he holder o on admission to the grounds.
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july Sv