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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
HUMBOLDT ITEMS.

News this week is rather unimPOrtant,
nothing Of interest transpirlng for the last
week in this immediate vicinity, except the
death Of Mrs. shane, wife Of Capt Jas, A.
Shane, Of the firm of Shane, Harris * Co.,
Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Shane came here at
the outbreak Of yellow fever at Memphis
and remained n week OF two, but becoming
uneasy about her husband, who was stlll at
Memphis, returned home week before last
and remained two days, anI at the solicit
tation Of her husband again came to Hum
boldt and was taken with yellow fever
from which she die. on last Saturday morn-
ing.
Capt. Shane is well and favorably known
to our citizens, and all deeply sympathize
with him in his sad bereavement. The gin
house OF Mr. c. II. DnIehay was burned on
last Tuesday night about u o'clock, in
GLIDING the gin and about seventeen bales
Of cotton. Mr.. W. f. Hall hauled and de.
liyered a load OF seed cotton to the gin just
at dark and accidentally d,opped lighted
candle in the cotton, the flames instantly
spreading over the entire building. Below
we give the names and amouBt Of the
greatest losers.
c. II. Dillehay, four bales.
Thos. Jackson, three bales.
John Sloan, two bales.
W. Z. Hall, two bales.
John Thorn, two bales.
Dnlehay's entire loss is estimated at
81 500 and no Insurance.
: Health OF our city was never better.
The cotton crop in This county will fall
short about one-third; corn crop one
fourth. Cotton is selling at l5alG1l cents
orn S3aS3.25. liz BERT.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18

GRANGEs.-The Grange Of this district
met in this city on Tuesday. We learn
that the Oranges OF the county, eight in
number, have elected each one councilman
/ TO represent them in an Executive Council
| Of the county. which council will meet for
| organization in this city on Saturday, to-
/ day. This Executive Council is 10 pur-
| chase supplies for and sell the produce Of
the Oranges IN this county. Capt. NJ. D.
/ Merriwether, e the Club Room and Amer
! lean Farmers Advocate, was selected 10
representthe Grange Of this district.
IN APPEAL TO THE CHARITABLE.-The
great plague is still devastating our sister
city Of Memphis. Young and old, the
strong man and the weak, the beautiful
and good, the babe at the breast and the
romping child, all are its victims Want
and misery cry cut along every street.
Whole families are swept Uway like ripe
grain before the reapers scythe. over
thousand children are fatherless, mother
less and homeless, and men and women Of
all ages entirely dependent on public char
ity are numberless. A pail hangs over the
city, and sickness, misery and death, hold
high carnival. Private and public home
charities are exhausted, and the grand men
and women who, with death all around
them, nobly stand to their duty beside beds
Of sickness and death, appeal to the public
generally for help. Contributions are
pouring in, but the suffering is great be-
yond measure, and more, much more is
needed. On Sunday collection for this
touching purpose will be taken up in the
Presbyterian Church OF this city, and we
once more earnestly urge that the same be
done in all our churches VIII they DO it!
Remember Gods great mercies to US, and
on this sad occasion let US DO by our strick-
en- sister city as we would be done by.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
COUNTY COURT.

OCTOBER Term, 1878.
The Court met in the Court House Mon.
day, Oct. 9th. Worshipful A. S.
Rogers, Chairman, B. L. Person, J. c.
Harris, Hiram Johnson, IL. II. WOodsOn,
David Lacey, W. N. Henry, Cornelius
Ruddlc, f. A. Keclan, Henry Barrier, A.
r. Reid, W. d. Wilson, w. c. Chandler, j.
L. Horton, B. F. Young, J. II. Lawrence,
Henry IL. Epperson, J. W. Leonard, Alex
ander Futrall, Lemuel Day, J. d. Pearson,
James Blackmon, W. G. COckrill, j. Il.
ChappeIl, I. W. Norwood, S. G. Turner,
Edmund Scarborough and T. 81. Stevens,
Esqrs., Associate Justices. The following
proceedings were had.
Appropriatious-For various purposes
aggregate )...... -..-..... 8. 3I4 IL
Mai. l.. b. Mason tenuered MS reslgna-
ton as County Surveyor, and it was ac-
cepted. The election to fill the vacancy re-
suited in Capt. Frank W. CampBelrs re-
ceiving II votes and r. A. Cathey, Esq, II
-whereupon Capt. Campbell was declared
elected.
Road Commissioners Report-showing
completed, and an expenditure of 81 ,52S %
on McClanahan's Leyee, and of 81 500 OF
on Chester's for dirt work, was submitted
to the Court and ordered iled.
1t was ordered that all the roads and
bridges ia the County be substantially re-
paired as soon as possible.
The Revenue Assessors were allowed $50
each, except the Assessor Of the 18th Dis
trict, and he was voted $500. School Su-
perintcndent Benz. Il. Campbell was voted
an annual salary of $1,000. For holding
/ Quarterly Court the Justices voted them
selves 81 per diem.
/ Samuel ;. johnson was qualified as Ad-
ministrator of Parlee Wheeler, deceased.
E.R. Craven gave bond and qualified as
/ Constable, Of 10th District.
Upon procedendo from the Circuit Court
| Letters Of Administration, pendente lite,
were ordered to issue to W. A. Wood as
Administrator of Elizabeth S. Martin, dc.
ceased. Also, upon procedendo from the
| Circuit Court, Letters Of Administration
were ordered issued to Mrs. Laura V
| Mechanism rs Administrative, pendent,
lite, of samuel Mechanism, deceased.
Matthew Lane suggested the Insolvency
Of the Estate sf Cullen Lane, deceased.
Court adjourned on Saturday. The Gao
rum Court, however, met on Wednesda
OF this week to close up the business OF tn
Quarterly Term.
John J. c. Birdsong was qualified a
Justice OF the Peace in the 10th District
vice William Boone, deceased.
Mr.. James McRea was allowed until NJ
vember Term to complete his bond as Ia
Collector.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
MILAN ITEMS.

MEssRs. EDITORs:-The cotton trade
has revived again: quite a quantity
has been brought into town within the last
| few days. Indeed, every department Of
business il active. improvements continue
/ as though the suspension Of banks never
had occurred. Foundations arc daily be-
ing laid for the erection Of some new build
| Ing. Two new streets have been opened,
and several lots on them sold. The pur-
! chasers contemplate building so.soon as the
! lumber can be procured. quite a number
/ Of cottages have been erected in our city
suburbs within the past few months, and
yet the demand for houses to rent or pur-
chase far exceeds the supply. There are
no empty houses Of any kind, and mer-
chats, for want Of room and not trade, are
kept away from our growing city. Some
OF our merchants are IemOyinS their old
storc-h houses and erecting larger and more
substantial ones in their stead, while others
are building new ones upon hitherto unOc-
cupied ground. The wall Of the new brick
store OF Bryant Jackson & co. was COM
plcted yesterday. When completed it will
be one Of the most attractive houses on
Main street.
Mr.. A. 5. Curry, County Superintendent
visited the school at the college on the 9th
inst. He expressed his hearty approval Of
the manner in which it was controlled,
and represented it as being the largest and
one OF the best schools in the county. He
delivered an address TO the pupils in the
afternoon, and in the evening \ lecture to
the friends and patrons.
A meeting began At the Methodist
church Saturday night. The pastor eordi-
ally invited the corporation Of all chris
tians, regardless Of name. The ministers
and members of all the city churches have
united. The sermon delivered by DIR. Grit
I'm, the Baptist minister, Sunday night, on
Christian duties, was pronounced the best
and most appropriate ever proclaimed from
Milsn pulpit. The meeting continues
with increasing interest.
Yesterday the principal stores were clos
ed from eleven until twelve O'Clock, and
the business men attended the prayer
meeting at tie Methodist church, which
was appointed for special prayer in behalf
of the fever-slricken city of Memphis. AT
ter meeting a collection of over one hun
dred dollars was taken up and ordered to
be forwarded to the Howard Association
for the relief Of the sufferers in that UnfOr-
tunate city.
Two visitors to our town were inferred
in the city cemetery this week, and as
would be expected the cry Of yellow fever
was raised. But there is none here, and
no place in West Tennessee is less liable to
the visitation of that terrible seourge.
Last evening Mr.. VanhOok, Of the house
Of L. A. Collins, left the city a single man;
a few hours afterwards he returned with a
beautiful and lovely bride. Our young
friend is in the van, and VIC expect several
more of our Juvenile burgers will shortly
lty of vahityr' FABIUs.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
Just Returned.

Our young friend, GILBERT G. Anderson
Of the old and leaiing Hardware firm OF
Il. ii. Anderson e Co, has just returned
from the East. lie purchased while East a
large and carefully selected stock Of Hard
ware OF every description, shelf and heavy
goods and an especially fine stock OF build
ers hardware. And in this connection we
will call attention TO the splendid assort-
ment of table and pocket cutlery which he
purchased from first hands. In fact the
goods which this firm are daily receiving
are not only complete in their line, but I'M
usually attractive. Besides they were pur-
chased in the midst Of the great panic, at
exceedingly low figures and will be sold
accordingly-in sholt, bought at panic
prices and will be sold at panic rates.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
General Markets,

BAGGING-R yard 16@l1c.
TIEs-P 10 9ItdtCc.
BACON-Sides, wholesale, lf@t3c.-
Shoulders. wholesale 1O@lOZc. Hams,
sugar-cured, wholesale, 1870.
FLOUR-5S Dbl, wholesale, ST0IlI 90.
MEAL-S bush, wholesale. 75GSOc.
DRIED FRUIT-AFples. y 10, wholesale,
&c. Peaches. do. do, S@10c.
SUGAR-New Orleans, wholesale, i0@1jc.
COFFEE-wholesale, 26CG29c-
MOLAssEs- Wholesale. 65@T5c-
HOMINY-T9 ID, retail, 4c.
GRITs-B h, retail, 4c.
NAILs-8 keg 81. Rates.
THREAD-Spun, q h. retail, 16@lSc.
WHIsKEY-T gall, wholesale, 81 O033 30.
OYsTERs-Coye, 81 1902 40 y doz.
CANDIEs-W 16H@231zc.
MACKEREL-By the kit, 81 5O@2 y.
HIDES-Green, e b, 5@7c. Salt, - &c.
Dry salt, 12@15e. Dry Flint, 158t7e.
LEATHER-H1rness and Sole, q h, retail
40@45c; Kip, do, do, zoe; Bride, do, do, ~
@60c.
CoRN-Shelled 65975c p bushol.
BEESwAX-R ID 2502Sc.
cALLOw-P b 7@Sc.
OLD IRONS b 16@11zc.
CHICKENS-Sl doz. 81 40d3 60.
DUCKS-R doz. 81 j0@4 90.
BUTTER-{3 =. 3Jc.-scarce.
EGGs-8 dOz. 2545Oc.-scaTce.
LARD-B b 1l@13c.
Live stock.
BEEF CATTLE-Net, 4@5c.
sHEEP-S head 81 80. Extra tine IS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
zinc Grand Oneninp of Par

The Grand Opening of Paris
PATTERNS, BONNETS and
HATS, will take place at Mrs.
HOCKER'S, on Saturday OctO-
Der 18th, 1873. The Ladies of
jackson and vicinity are re-
spectfulIy solicited to attend.
The handsOmest display of Mil
liRery Goods ever seen ia this
city, will be on exhibition,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
orrY ANpoouNTY ITEMS

Dickinson, Williams a. Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
and Produ Merchants, 266 Front street,
Memphis.
PAPER CUTTER FOR SALE.-Wo have an
extra Paper Cutter saved from the lire, in
good order, which will be sold low, for
cash. Enquire at WING AND TRIBUNE
offiee. aug30-tf.
MOVERS. Nearly every day this week
trains OF movers westward bound have
passed through the city.
ATTENTION, LADIES. Don't fail to read
among our Specials" the notice Of Mrs.
Rockers grand opening on Saturday, TO-
day.
FINE BEEF Our old friend Geo. Rober.
son, butchered the finest beef on Wednes.
day that has been in our market this sea.
son. Il was really too fat. The truth /,
Robertson seldom has any but the besI
meat.
MOVED! MovED!!-Noung& Exum have
moved their stock OF Groceries from Royal
street near the Mobile and Ohio Depot, t
No. :, Lafayette street, in Anderson & Tsy
Ior's block. Their customers, and the pub
lie generally, are requested to govern them
selves accordingly. sep colin
REMEMRER--That Jas. O'Connor Il Bro
will occupy one Of the Yancy buildings
now geing up on Market street, oppositt
Kings block, about the last OF Oct. They
will then opea bran new stock OF DIR,
Goods, Dress Goods, Clothing and Notions
besides an unusually large and well assor
ted stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES. Il
their present quarters they are daily re
ceiving by express, and opening new good
OF every description. Oct list.
NECTAR SYRUP.-The finest Tor tabl
use in the world. Nothing equal to il.
For sale by J J. ANDERSON &c co.
octIl Nv
MAsQUERADE.-Wc hope the young me
of jackson and of the County, will unite
getting up splendid Masquerade for Il
last day OF our great Fair. Come, boy
spread yourselves.
FINE STocK.-Our friend J. Ct. Reid,
Denmark returned home from the st. Lor
is Fair on Sunday last, bringing wit
him n fine lot OF English BerkShI
pigs and short horn cattle, which he wi
have on exhibition at our Fair.
Save money by buying your stoves of
w. Smith & Co.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY. 49, v
state with pleasure that the Southern E
press Company is forwarding all none
for the relief of Memphis aud Shrevepol
free Of charge, and will continue to do so.
LARGE ArTENDANCE.-West TennesS
College has an attendance of 10 scholar
Miss Kate Stark's Academy about 80. IT
colorcd schools near 100; all under t
Free school System. This is a fine begi
ming, but there are still many idle childr
in this District and City. who should tie
school.
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR Me
Pills. Since our last issue the Odd F
lows Encampment of this City has f
wardcd $50 to Memphis; the Israelites s
the Catholic Benevolent Society :
knights OF Pythias 800, and from OIL
sources at least 500. The Jackson 81
scrIption up to this date is fully $I,T
nd still the noble work goes on.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
MARRIED,

In this City on the evening of the 18th,
by Rev. Reuben Day, Calvin NJ. Smythe
and Miss Della p. Green, daughter Of ThOs
Green, all Of this comfy.
Joy and prosperity attend them through
life, is our earnest wish,
Frederick Mortimer and Miss NJ. }. Bet
tie.
At the residence Of the brides father. in
this county, on Thursday morning the 10Th
by the Rev. J. A. Heard, of this CITY. Mr..
Mort. Alternately, Of Lauderdale county
and Miss Clara Webb.
May all the paths they tread through life
be paths Of peace and Joy, and may the bliss
OF welded love grow sweeter with the
years of time.
At the residence Of the brides father, Mr..
| ]. W. Gates, Egypt Miss, Thursday morn.
| ing, Oct. 10Th, 1878, by Rev. a. W. Jones
/ DR.. J. T. Jones, Of this City, and Miss Bell
| Gates.
It's our pleasure to know, and our pride
to esteem. the happy pair whose sweetest
morn of life we record above. The beau.
uful bride is all that love could paint, an,
| the manly groom is worthy OF her purt
! companionship. May their bark OF low
and hope meet no wave it cannot ride, ana
may the Joy Of Heavens bright smile bean
I o. them aVsr
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18

WIZ CoTToN DoS'T NOVEL; was
repeatedly asked on the streets yes
terday as to why cotton was not NOV
ed out Of Nashville. Many seemed
still to entertain the belief that it was
owing to a stringency in the money
market, but it was clearly an erro-
neous belief. We have plenty Of
money to move all the cotton here so
that 1t Is not for the want of IT that
the staple is not transported. The
prices ruled at 15!a 1Gc. but planters
want more. The buyers say that they
cannot make an advance, and conse-
quently there Is no trade Banner.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
PERSONALS.

G6- Capt. w. &. Penn, Of Cincinnati,
was IN the City this week.
NJ Col. ]. w. Buford had 4 congestivc
chill on Tuesday, but we arc happy to learn
is now rapidly cOnyalescing.
EsOur dashing kinsman Charlie Gates, OF
Louisville, was in the City this week. We
always did bank on Charlie.
Mrs. Thomas Murrell started for Circin-
natl on Sunday last, to visit her aged mo-
ther, who is dangerously Ill.
T Mr. NJ. D. Meriwether of this City,
delivered an address before a meeting Of
Oranges in Florence, Ala, on the 4th inst
which was highly compiimented by the
Journal OF that town.
Our Humboldt and Milan cprrespon-
dents deserve TO rank As models for others.
Their items are gotten up in admirable
style, and are always newsy and interesting.
We would be glad to have more like them.
DR.. }. A. Clopton, of Huntsville, will be
in Jackson fEpm the 9th to the 10th of No
vember. His card in another column will
prove interesting to the afflicted. The Dr..
is well known throughout the South, and
enjoys nigh reputation for learning and
skill.
Capt. Frank w. Campbell, appointed by
the County Court last week, Surveyor for
the county, vice Maj. +. b. Mason, resign
ed, has entered upon his duties. Capt.
Campbell is an engineer of high capacity, a
most deserving gentleman, and we congrat-
ulate the county on securing his services.
Gilbert G.. Anderson has returned from
the East, whittier he had gone to complete
his Fall and Winter stocks. His relaxa-
ton from the arduous duties incident to
his business at home has had a marked
effect upon his health, and he never looked
so well or seemed so fitted tor the coming
campaign.
~ W. +. Harris, with Edlcn, Huflaker
d Shy, Wholesale HatterS, Louisville, will
be among his numerous friends and custO-
mers in West Tennessee in a few days. 1t
affords US no ordinary pleasure to com
mend our life long friend Harris, anew to
the public.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
COMM
JACKSON COTTON MARKET.

1t Is difficult for US to describe the posi-.
ton Of our leading staple. The views Of
buyers and sellers have been 50 far apart
that it is only within the past few days
that any amount Of cotton has changed
hands, and only then in Instances where
money was compelled 10 be realized; the
prices paid being from 1917 to I5c. In
some instances higher figures were paid in
the collection of debts or in trade. Our
buyers find it impossible TO get currency At
any price TO move the cotton. II is useless
fer Us TO repeat the cause Of the depression
in prices; our readers have been made ac-
quainted with the facts in our issues Of the
18th and lIth. Until there Is a material
change for the better IN SHANGHAI circles we
have but little hope Of chroniciing a rise in
cotton. We hope it may soon come.
We are sometimes asked the question
why small points around Jackson frequent
ly pay higher prices thaR We dos the queS-
ton is easily answered; i've thousand dol
lars will buy all the cotton that is offered
for sale at any one Of those points for two
weeks. when the same amount OF money
would not move half the receipts Of Jack
son for sRs- day. Jark-sa- Fags MONEY,
other points pay some in money, some in
trade and the collection Of debts. The cot
ton bought At those points is mostly ship
ped to Jackson and re sold. We are conf
dent that 100 bales can be sold in Jackson
tomorrow Saturday ut l6c or more, in
trade and the collection Of debts. But
planters understand this and know in what
market they can realize the most money for
their produce
We give below the quotations for Low
cotton, to-day, in some of the
leading markets, but let our readers bear
in mind that these are in certified clerks or
Eastern exchange, and are convertible into
only, at a heavy discount at the
planters expense.
New York 175lc; New Orleans 16I.c; st
Louis IGc; Cincinnati 1876; Mobile 16c:
Nashville 1880.
The Liverpool market is quoted the same
hree weeks ago, 91sd for UPlands.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
Piles Cured.

nR. J. \. CLOPTON, Of Huntsville, Ala,
II may be consulted in Jackson, from the
9Th 70 the l0th Of November He treats with
universal success, Piles, Fistula, Structures,
Folyp0us, Ulcers, TumOrs, Wens, Enlarge
hent OF the Joints, Rheumatic affections
Special attention given 10 all diseases peCu-
liar 70 Females DR.. c operates with perfect
success for Hare-lip, making the lip so perfect
that 70 could not seen ten feet OF, that there
was any defOrmity octfS-4yy
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
Fresh Oysters.

Served up in any style and at all hours,
by our young friend, Charlie Niche, next
door to Samuels & Dado, on Market street.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
Horses for Sale.

Mr.. John G. Robinson, Of this city has
several head OF Horses which he wishes to
dispose Of at private sale. Bargains will
be given. octlStf
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
To the Citizens Of Madison
County.

fI'HE last County Court elected me Surveyor
i Of your County / am ready for work IN my
profession, glara nteeIng proficiency and skill
in the execution Of all do You can consult
me By mail, or in person by calling AZ the resi-
denCe Of Mr.. r. u. Theus, near the Mobile &
Ohio Depot, where viii be found when not
engaged Orders left with the County Court
Clerk Will be attended 10.
OctIs-Im + W. Campbell
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18

MADISON LODGE, No. 16.-John 7. Bolts
". g.; NJ s. Nicely, V. g.; Jno. T. Stark,
Secretary; David Hampton, Treasurer; itcY.
J. A. Heard, Chaplain. Meets every Thurs
day night.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
Residence for Sale.

I HAVE or sale on LcNiSgton Street one
/ fine family residence, consisting of five
good rooms, store room, cook room. ~cry uts
room. coal house and first rate well unle- the
gallery. The place IS IN drst rate repair, the
building Il nearly new. Reference Is given 90
J. \. Keith. " n wash and " Wait Tay Ior
may be f0uEd AZ W alsh & Harris lumber yard.
OctI--tf JOE. UMPHLElI.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18

CLINTON r. 4. CHAPTER, No. II.
X. Harris, II. r.; A. u. tones, X; j. T.
'happell, $. Meets 3d Friday each month'
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
THE HOME INDUSTRY
FOU IN DRY.
MYERS & KLENG.
MOBILE, ALA.

I $ prepared 10 furnish all parties with Iron
i Fronts, Nerandah-, and Cemetery Fencing.
All Ouiers sent us will be promptly filled and
price list forwarded. oct Ism
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18
ua-onIc meetings OF jackson.

Jackson CoMMANDRY, No. I3.--John
chester. Eminent Commander; J. &.
Smith, Recorder. Meets on the III Mon
day night Of each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18

ST. JoHNs LODGE, Nc. 332-J. G. PybaS,
W. NJ; George q. Hughes. Sec'y. hocts
tSt Monday each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-18

DEGREE LODGE.-Mects every 81 Thurs
day night in each month.