Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-21
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BAD CUTs.-Mr. Porter Inman, while
carelessly handling "A knife on Tuesday
morning last at the Mobile and Ohio Depot,
cut the fore finger aud thumb Of his LETT
hand nearly OF. He bled prOfusely.
H1B- Mammoth stock of Spring and SUM-
mer CLOTHING just arrived at GATES
Live ClothlDg store, corner Shannon and
Lafayette streets.
dickinson, Williams a Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
and Produ Merchants. 30O Front street,
Memphis.
Valuable Property for sale in
Est jackson, also small farm one aud
half miles East OF the City, on reasonable
terms. For further Information apply At
this Office or To d. A. JAMES.
June 7-2m
E5r Gents KID GLOVES and full line
Of FURNISHING GOODS, at GATES Live
Clothing store. corner shannon and Lafay-
cite streets.
LAND MARKS GoNK.-The old league
building. on Main street, short distance
East Of the square, has been torn away, and
new IN elegant residences will be erected
on the ground.
Jas. NJ. Reavis has torn down the brick
house Immediately East Of the Prssbyte-
Ran church, and is already at work erect
ing handsome edlfce for family residence
in its stead.
Chanccry Court, Hon. II. J. Livingston
presiding, has been in session during the
week, and will probably continue in ses-
sion during next week. But for the sick
ness Of several OF the solicitors, great deal
of business would be transacted at this
term, as the Judge is a genuine worker.
AT Spring SUITS, plain and fancy Cas-
sinner. at GATES Live Clothing Store. cor
ner shannon aud Lafayette streets.
GONE AT LAsT.-The old Manassas
House, opposite tho Mobile and Ohio De
pot, so long a huge, tensntleSs decaying
hull, has been pulled down and moved
away. Never was ground more beautiful
ly adorned when unsdorhed than the
ground upon which for years had stood
this massive but useless structure. May its
ike never DC seen a,dln.
A GLOOMY PRoSPEcT.-we learn that
the farmers Of West Kentucky and the
northern counties Of West Tennessee, are
in despair CT their wheat crop and appre.
hensive Of even half corn crop. The late
floods have prevented harvesting, and In,
wheat IL well nigh ruined with rust, while
the grass has pretty well taken possession
OF the corn fields. Some talk Of a famine IL
tho land. but we hardly think it will be 81
bad as that.
TT Latest style Gentlemen's SILL
HATS at GATES Live Clothing Store, cor
ner Shannon and Lafayette streets.
]. Il. GOLLADY's PANORAMA of New
York Harbor, West Indies, Amazon Rive
and Empire of Brazil, will be exhibited a
Tomlin's Hall on Friday night, June 10th
1873. Doors open at $50. Performance
commence at $50. Admission to all part
Of the house Fifty Cents, and each ticket o
admission gives the holder chance for
splendid residence located in Bowling
Green, KY. valued at $4,000, given to tn
patrons of this exhibition the LIST day o
November, 1878.
Tickets for sale at Butler & Brown
Book Store.
PRISONERS FoR NAsHvILLK.-The fol
lowing named prisoners leit this City 70
Nashville on Tuesday morning in chars
of Sheriff May, to serve out in the Peni
Tertiary sentence confirmed by the Suprem
Couit-willlam Russell, white, sentence,
20 three years in the Penitentiory for as
sault aud battery with intent 10 kill. on hi
wife; w. II. sIuliin, white. grand larceny
sentenced TO ten years; Il. T. Bsrtel. neslq
breach OF trust, sentenced &c four years
Henry Lewis, negro, petty larceny. sen
fenced 10 three years; George Wilkinson
negro, grand larceny, sentenced TO thre
ycars; lobe Miles, negro, malicious shoo
ing, sentenced TO three years. Peyton Bul
tom, negro, grand larceny, sentenced TO te
vears-sI Of Memphis, and W. Z. Fair
white, Of Lauderdale county, grand lsrct
nv, sentenced TO four years.