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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1872-10-20
Grite Scene.
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ginIeituna.

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1870 sur 3eit oes osutia : fran3Oiii4en
Grie9es.
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gn9lano befinoet; Sorace Solmeroft, Spe.
ial'RorreipcnoeHt Der ensliihen prefe.
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DIR. F. VIM. Hess.

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

A dressing
which is at
once agreea-
bic, healthy,
and efectual
for preserv-
ling the hair.
ne soon re-
stores faded
or gray hair
IN sfe orjUiBgI
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
EIIFFLIN ITEMS.

Crop prospects are good, refreshing rain.
having recently fhlen; our farmers ~.
buoyant. Fruit Is abundant, apples,
peaches, cherries, etc.
The crop ef forest mast Is promising. in
decd. Nature seems remarkably ProPi-
uOus.
The locusts have been in full blast for
several weeks, but have about played cut.
Our two great wants, are railroad and
a good -cAool-the former We expect to get
one Of these day=, and hope >omt compe-
tent gentleman may come along aud give
u the latter.
l sec that Henderson and McNairy sta
tions. each wants the NJ. ~ h. Air line r.
r., should think they have sIs enough &c
build A. many air lines rs they may want
BY the by NJ. & X, air line is an exceeding
ly appropriate name for the Bolivar road
any other would have been nuisance.
Let III hear from Jacks Creek and Cen
ter Point, guess they want air lines too, i
20, they certainly have sufficient 'riRGca
capital 10 build As many rs they wish, an,
some for sale.
Iwould like 10 say 10 those air line gen
tlemen give yourselves no trouble about 1
real, live rail road from Memphis TO Knox
Vile, il such a road ever starts out, II Wi
aim 90 20 10y somewhere on the route, /
will 20 Via Jack son, Miniiu, Lexington, etc
Do TELL.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
MARRIED,

At the residence OF the bridesroom's
father, Joseph Allison, on the evening Of
the Eth, Miss Harriet L. Miller, OF Carter
county, East Tennessee, 10 Mr.. John NJ.
Allison.
Esq. T. y. Stephenson performed the cere-
mOny,which was an usually interesting one.
Both the bride and groom were mutes, and
had just returned from the Deaf and Dumb
College, at Knoxville. The President OF
the College, Prof. J. II. Ijams, accompanied
them home, and on the occasion Of the
marriage, acted a Interpreter between tn,
happy pair and the officiating justice. Tho
ceremony, under the peculiar circum
stances OF the occasion, was most solemn
and impressive, and yet a happier pail
never pledged, each TO the other, life o
love, at the bridal altar. May they find il
each others love and cumpanionship, tul
and compromising bliss for the great depn
yatiOus OF nature.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
General Markets.

MEATs-Bulk: sides, 2 h, retail, SIC
wholesale, Sc. Shoulders, retail, T14c
wholesale, &c. Hams, retail, 12Lc; whole
sale, II J4c BacOn-S Sides, retail 9lzc; whole
sale, &c. Shoulders, retail, Sc: wholesale
IKE. Hams, sugsT-cured, retail, l6%c
wholesale, Ice.
FLoUR-P Dbl, wholesale, 81 jO@l2 80
MBAL-R bush, wholesale, 75@S0c.
IRISH POTATOEs-8 Dbl, wholesale
81 30.
NEW IRISH POTATOEs-3 bush, s. 90.
I'DRIED FRUIT-APplcs, y ID, wholesale
&c. Peaches. do, do, &c.
SUGAR-New Orleans, wholesale, ll@l4c
COFFEE-whOlesale,2 j6l2Sc.
Wholesale. JO9T0c.
HOMINY-R 10, retail, DC.
GRITS-Tl 10, retail, DC.
NAILS-7R ID, retail, &c; wholesale, 51zc.
THREAD-Spun, u ID, retail, 16@lSe.
WHIsKEY-9 gall, wholesale, 81 OO@3 30
OYSTERs-WhOlesal cove, Toe.
LIAIE-S2 1902 40.
CANDIES-W holesale, 171I0g2jc.
MACKEREL-By the kit, 81 SOAP 30.
HIDES-Green, y h, &c; dry, do, do, l5e
LEATUER-llarnesS and Sole, u ID, retail
40@45c; Kip, do, do, Go; Bride, do, DO, Il
@G0c.
SPRING. CHICKENS Buying, 2O@2jc.
DUCKs-Buying, 32Hc.
BUTTER buying, 2Oc; selling, DC.
EGGS-R dOz., 206e2jc.
LARD II 111Spl5c-
BEEF-R quarter I@9c.
MUTTON-@ quarter Zoe.
SHOAT-F3 quarter S6lI0c.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
Tribute OF Respect.

At meeting Of the Board OF Trustees Of
West Tennessee College, held this day, 18th
June, 1872, the following PrenabIe and
Resolutions were adopted, and ordered 10
be inscribed ON the records Of the Board.
1t was with pain and profoundest sorrow,
we received the mOurnful intelligence OF
the death Of our worthy Colleague, james
l.. Talbot, who departed this life on Friday
last, the 18th inst, IN the 18th year Of bis
age. His seat is vacant, and we are sad
dened with the thought that he will meet
with Us no more on earth. We shall miss
ia future his genial greeting and good coun-
sci. lie was remarkable alike for his kind
ness Of heart, his agreeable manners, his
devotion to principle, and for his honest
and faithful discharge Of duty ia every 10.
sition he was called to I'LL.
To crown his other good qualities Of char
actor, we are glad to be able to add, that he
was sincere and simple hearted Christian,
and died in the full hope Of happy future.
While we feel our bereavement, we would
bew in humble submission to the will Of
Him who does all things right.
A. a public expression Of the loss We
have sustained, we would recommend the
adoption Of the following resolutions, and
that they be published in cur city papers.
ResOlUcd, That in the death Of MIR. Tai
bot, the Board has lost the genial society OF
M accomplished gentleman, and honest
worker, aud enc Ofits most valued members,
RcSOEUcd, That TO his widowed Tolict,
and all those, who stood nearest and dear
est TO him, we extend the coincidence Of our
tendcrest sympathy, and the Secretary Of
the Board, be instructed TO furnish the fam
lily Of the deceased copy Of the foregoing
preamble and resolution.
X. b. HURT.
JAS. VCONNoR. Com.
DR.. ROBT. FENNER,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
ORITUARY
In Honor OF our Esteemed HToth-
or. ChnrIcs MIIdC-

At a regular meeting Of J1ck-o -.
vision No. %, Of tbn brotherhood of Loco
metiye Engineers, held June l5ih, 49,, m
Temperance Hall, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Il has pleased Almighty God
10 remove from our midst our l'te worthy
Brother, Charles Wilde, who lie June
18th. in the JSth year OF hIs age
WHEREAS. While We bow ma submission
to the Divine will, We deeply dcpi"re the
sudden loss OF 30 good and efficient mem
Der of society At large, A. well as the
Brotherhood; therefore be it
ReSl!Ucd. That by the death OF Brother
Wilde his widow Loses Kind 1nl iUiElui
husband, his children loving ""d IhditiG
ent father, aud Division g5 mrT.lolous
member.
RESOLVED. That the members "t Division
No 80. hereby offer their sincere 1uh heart
felt sympathy 10 the hcrCaVcd widow and
children, trusting that they may una COLI
ISOLATION in the cherished memory OF the
departed, and in the word OF that EvcIt
Being who has promised 10 project the
widow and the iatherles-.
EesOlrea. That our charter AC Grape. VA
mourning for the space Of thirty days iU
token % respect 10 the memory %! the tc
ceased.
Resolrsd, That "a copy Of these rt~olu-
tons be rendered % the widow Cd the de-
ceased, and that q copy bc published iu the
VIII. sud Tribune.
y. CUNSTSGHAN,i
J. BBACEEN. ; Commute.
J. HUST.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

Invalid reader, If you are uuwi>c enough
to put yourself outside Of any Of the mock
tonics guaranteed to contain mo diflusive
stimulant," you will inevitably come to
grief Ask your physician if any liquid
preparation, destitute OF stimulating pro
perties. Is worthy Of the name Of a tonic.
He VIII tell you no. Shun all such nause-
Gus catehpennies. PLANTATION BITTEES,
the most wholesome iuyigorant in the
world. owes the rapiGity with which it re-
Heyes the disoTdeTed stomach and the shat
tered nerves TO the diffuHye agent which
conveys ITS medicinal ingredients 70 the
seat Of the complaint. That agent Is the
spirit OF the sugar cane, the most nutritious
and agreeable OF ali the varieties OF alcohol
The medicinal ingredients OF the Bittcrs
valuable As they are, would be compare
lively useless without this distriButive ba-
sis They would feTment and sour. Be
ware, as you hope for health, OF the hOrri-
ble compounds Of refuse drugs in state
Of fermentation which humbugs are en-
desvoring 10 foist upon the public "a medi-
zinc.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
DIED,

Athis residence in this city on Friday,
the I4th inst. after a ieng aud painful Ill
ners, JAMES LAWRENCE TALBOT, Esd, In
the 18th year Of his age.
MIR. Talbot was born aud brought up at
Nashville, Tennessee, and was graduated ut
the University Of that city in the year 1881.
He settled ut jackson in 1884, and not long
afterwards was appointed Postmaster, n
position which lac resigned 10 take charge
of that popular newspaper the Truth-Tel-
Esr, which he edited with ability IN 1896
and 1887. lie was married in 1888 to Ann
Z. Dickens, who, with their two children,
still survives. From 1888 to 1861 he was
Clerk Of the Federal Court, and from 1913
to his death a trustee OF West Tennessee
College. lie discharged the duties of these
stations with ability, zeal and fidelity.
Well educated and fond OF reading, his
conversation aud writings abounded in
literary and historical allusion and illustra-
ton. In the retirement OF his own social
circle, he was a highly attractive and en-
tertaining companion. In his long resi-
dence here he enjoyed the respect and con-
fidonce Of the community at large, and the
warm affection Of that more narrow circle
Of chosen friends to whom he was much at
tached, and whom, with the constancy Of
his nature,
".He grappled to his soul with hooks Of
steel"
lie was d man of singular fTankness, sin
cerity, and directness Of speech and pur-
pose. He was proyerbially true and just in
his business transactions; liberal to all
worthy objects Of public or private charity;
4 most kind neighbOr, faithful friend, and
a fond husband and father.
To these virtues he added the graces Of
the Christian character. lie was for near
ly thirty years a communicate in the Epis-
eOpal Church, and an active yestryman OF
the parish at jackson. While his piety
was unObtrusivc aud undemonstratiye,
never intended for the public eye, it was
sincere and constant, and accompanied with
the deliberate conviction of his judgment.
His open-hearted liberSlity TO his church
and it, institutions, was limited only by
the measure Of his ability. Astounding in
such works, and grounded IN such a faith,
may we not trust that he viii receive the
crown Of life promised 10 those who are
faithful unto death?
Within the enclosure of his own grounds,
upon the summit Of that lealy height from
which his hospitable mansion Oycrlooks
the busy town that spreads bcnrath-thcre,
with comforting religious rites, aud III the
presence Of great company, they laid him
gently away in SWEET spot selected 10y
himself, where the evergreen lrCc-. long
ago planted and reared by hI> foiCIins
hand, shall stand a suggestive ~ini'l'iu- OF
the unfadug freshness with which his
memory shall continue to I've.
Friend Of my youth, larrwlL KIND lr
tie greeting. dear Christian brother, that
welcomes thee 10 thy Father h"u-', where
sickness, 1ud pain, and sorrow, sod death,
are known no more forever.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
J. Il. INIGLE1,
Secretary.
DIR. c. MCKINNEY,
IfI-.r..r..4...,

~, Gen. Robert ToOmbs-hark
from the toombs a dOlefuI sound
made a furious speech at Atlanta a
few days ago, in which he avowed
that he would rather support the
devil than either Greeley or Grant
He has been serving that master for
so long a time that the employment
seems congenial, and we do not won.
der at it. For all the service he rem
ders him now, the devil viii album.
dainty repay him in the not distant
future.
The violence of such men as
Toombs and men of his ilk are pow,
erless now to harm any one. Let
them rave.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

terial aid, and if needed by them for
general purposes.
The whole Of the foregoing rcso-
lutions were unanimously adopted
by the meeting.
1t was then moved and carried
that Judge Hays, G.. W. Greenup, J.
Y. Sanford, and Capt. John Moss be
added to the first committee; and
that Judge Hays and j. y. Sanford
be added to the Conference Commit
tee with DIR. Mckinney, Mes rs.
Sanford, Stone, and Inigley. 1t was
then moved to adjourn, before which
it was moved that a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the Columbus
Dispatch, Cairo papers, Mayfield
Democrat, Paducah papers, and
Jackson, Tenn, papers, with hear
ty request that they publish the
proceedings. The house then adj
jOurned.
DIR. &. MCKINNEY,
IbUJfsygyU
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

FOR CONGRESS-7th DISTRICT.
Gen. J. d. G.. ATKINS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

Owen Edwards and James Potts
recently captured a gang OF seven
wolves in Dickson county, near the
Montgomery county line. They
killed six aud reserved one alive,
and were awarded two hundred dol
lars, which had been offered for
their destruction.
"Loretto" is the name of new
German settlement recently planted
in Lawrence county, and already
numbers one hundred families, and
they have recently purchased 55,OOC
acres of additional land, joining
their previous possessions, aud they
will make the wilderness of Law
renee bloom and blossom as a gar
den
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

tune and fame. Both are possessed of
iron will, born for leaders Neither
will play second to any other man;
both will be chiefs or nothing. Each
is the original of himself; neither
ever quails or can ever be subdued.
Each are proud Of the others fame,
and would shield and protect il;
both are ambitious, unquestionably
patriots, true lovers of their country;
and have now no object but to see
their country at peace, and would
peril their lives for its honor and
glory.
of course General Atkins will
be elected in the present contest for
a seat in Congress from the Seventh
District. He will not be q mere
partizan; experience and advancing
years cannot have failed to convince
an organization like his, that all
government is merely provisional,
and that party names have no signi-
ticance when they cease TO be 4 means
TO some desirable end. OF course,
he is an earnest supporter of Greeley
and Brown.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

II The imbeciles are not all dead
yet. A Nashville paper of question
able politics, thinks the Baltimore
Convention may nominate Greeley
and Brown, but upon another plat
form than that they are now on.
Let the politicians attempt that
little game, if they dare. 1t will be
many day before any of the actors
in it would come to the surface &
gain-or the party they represent
either.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
Col. Jos. l.. ROssOn, of HardeInan
County.

UeSSTS. Editors:
The gentleman whose name heads
this article has announced himself
as a candidate for the Senate, from
this District, and from an intimate
knowledge of his legislative career,
l am pleased to say that he has all
the qualities OF an efficient Repre-
sentative. y peoples man, and one
Of the best friends that Madison
county had in the session Of 1868
and 1870, as the journals of the
House of Representatives will show.
Let Madison give his claims, careful
and impartial consideration.
MADISON.
jackson, June p, 1872.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
POLITICAL.
Special to the Avalanche.

Special TO the Avalanche.
OCRAFIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Nashville, June, 19.-The State
Democratic Executive Committee
to-day unanimously agreed to call a
convention for the 21st of August,
to nominate a candidate for Con-
gress for the State at large, and to
select an additional Presidential
Elector for the State at large. Dun
can X. McRae, of Shelby, and John
Netherland, of Hawkins, were APP
pointed additional delegates TO Bal
timore for the State at large, with
E. w. Crozier, of Knox, and Ct. w.
White, of Lincoln as alternates.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

The Courier-J Ournai wants Col.
Blauton Duncan, the bourbon of
kentucky, and quandam Con.cdcr-
ate colonel, who carried 4 regiment
South and then deserted IL and went
TO printing Confederate money.
welded TO little Eourbonic Della
ware. BY all means, and let The
ceremony be performed al Della
wares peculiar feature-tLc whip
ping pOst.-T06accO Leaf.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
THE FARnER's ADVOCATE.

As each succeeding number Of
this farmers paper appears, an i'm
provement upon its predecesso rs,
until it is acknowledged as Of the
first rank, and is endorsed by the
press, and by individuals in every
section of the country, the old "Ship
Of Zion," theWHIG AND TRIBUNE
feels a degree of pride in being the
first-of already more than seventy
papers-to offer it free to its sub
scribers. Its correspondence from
every section of the country-and
from the ablest writers, indicate
the high esteem in which it is held
abroad.
1t is working for the good Of the
farmer, advocating such measures
as will promote their welfare, and
therefore is their most acceptable
reading. When we first offered it
we had some doubt as to whether
it would be justified by results as
shown in the subscription list. We
have been most agreeably disap-
pointed. Our list has constantly
increased, and even through the
usual dull season of the year, our
subscription list still grows rapidly.
Our subscribers who have receiv-
ed it are more than satisfied. The
July number will contain a full re-
port of the st. Louis session of the
National Agricultural Congress;
the August number will contain the
address of Com. Maury upon his
great system of Crops and Weather
reports, and the September number
will have Prof Turner's Discourse
upon the Education of the Far
mer," which every one should read.
Other papers of like value will fol-
low, and these are but specimen
of the contents, which comprises
correspondence and crop reports,
and market reports from every
where in the country, with able ed
itorials, &c, &C., and ali of this is
given free of charge to subscribers
to the Wing and Tribune.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
MEMPHIS.

The county convention at Mem
phis last Thursday, failed to make
a nomination that day for Sheriff.
and Saml. Z. Walker was nominated
for Chancellor of the Second Chan
Gerry court.
The contest for Sheriff. was rcduc.
ed TO Geo. /. Harris and &. l.. An
dersOn, and the convention adjourn
ed to O'Clock Friday morning.
CT Graft Brown, the next Vice
President, has written letter sig
nifying his purpose to visit Arkan
sas during the coming campaign
and participate in the discussion o
public affairs.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

G9 Theodore Tilton, who rarely
misses an opportunity to say a good
thing, no matter at whose expense,
speaks of the late Office holders
convention, as "the successful fail
ure at Philadelphia"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
Vacation School
MEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE,,

Begins Monday, July lst; ends Friday
August sd. Pupils OF both sexes taught
Splendid Gold Medal for punctuality.-
Terms, s.. 81, - and a. per month. Many
thanks for liberal patronage last summer.
iunoI-lm y. J. HAWTHORNE.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22

Whitewash is one of the most val
liable articles in the world when
properly applied.
We clip the above from radical
paper, and append the single re-
mark that no party on earth ever
had better means of knowing the
virtues of whitewash than the radi-
Gals of this country. 1t has been lit
orally whitewashed through all its
villanies and corruptions.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
wards Seminary.

We take pleasure in calling atten-
ton to the advertisement in this
issue of Wards Seminary, at Nash
Vile, Tenn. This is one of the old
est aud most celebrated institutions
of learning in the State. within
the past seven years it has had in
training fifteen hundred girls, grad
uated two hundred and forty, To-
Gated fifty teachers, and has paid
worthy Southern women for teach
ing SCI, 900. Its popularity is still
on the increase, and the field of its
usefulness charging. There is not
in the State an institution OF learn
ing more worthy of confidence and
patronage. For particulars see adj
vcr,isement in another column.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
For enc Legislature.

We are authorized to announce
Stoddert Caruthcrs, Esq, a candi-
date to represent Madison county
in tho next Legislature-subjcct to
the action of d convention.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-06-22
The Great Remedies.

Mr.. Jas a. Grant, travelling a.
gent for the celebrated j. &. Ayers
81 Co, whose great remedies are
known and used in all lands, called
on us this week. Who has not heard
of Ayers medicines, and who that
has ever tried them will not recon-
mend them? Their fame Is world
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