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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12
DYEING AND SECURING.


THE FALL. RUSH Is COMING.
The present long. warm days Ia the best time for
my work. 50, ladies and gents, bring IN your Fall
AyoidAbe delay In the execution OF orders during
suoh rush Of business ~ We expect to have this
and carefully Kept for six months, u desired.
charges moderate Terms invariably q. o. D.
w. II. WHEATIiRY,
PREkIUk sTEAk DYEIN6 AND S6oURING rs
TABLLSHHkNT
n Jefferson street, Georgetown, d. G,
Once open from 10 =, m. until sunset jail
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

JUDGE DANIELS, of the Supreme Court of
New York, has just given decision which Is
one of the most important steps In the direc-
tlon Of reform that has been lately taken.
Under the decision referred to 1t has been
decided that members of the Legislature Of
that State cannot at the same time hold mu-
nicipal offices, The decision was given in
the ease Of one Ryan, who while holding the
position OF deputy clerk of the Court Of
special Sessions was elected member OF the
Legislature. The comptroller refused him
pay for that position, on the ground that he
was a member of the Legislature. Hence the
s,,,t and the decision. The concentration OF
Offices In the hands Of one man has
,beon Ia New York the prolific source Of cor
ruption and fraud. Under the Tweed regime
A was carried TO an enormous extent, and
was the means OF enabling him aud his I'M
scrupulous confederates to rob ard plumber
The city Of New York for so many years
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A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
ffE GREAT ALTERNATIVE AND TONIC WA
TkRS OF AMERICA.

A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
ffs GREAT r tHgF " 1Ela tSD TONIC WA
Of as " aasHs e. :SsE
seek in their cool shsds, and ssiu6rious
s ;os s'si
N the hSgs p ndinF IN the renoya,ns nusPse.
health. vii be si%ira6y sait s q The '0''
sTRlBLlNG SPRINGS,
,h mr. LIE from ~ ss.anton vrpa where The
wae9s winch nsuie Inc sSrss ns az sassss q
g snd hspSnr ssb or
gss: 4. :ss$; .s.:a q Il. Is:
smss1 and ~ o,scT Of
Sli %Hff SfE
ssdsnt. p .iain. irSn aud @ssneais than any
Hther sgrins n the nloautHins q Yrylnis. and Il
wids range Of remsisl appiics,ion. sum" VI
dsa ans
situation. diseases 81 the urinary and seners,iv,
triiSn riiison. Iei..ssen and dssily vii !,
snss q p;f m Ss M sss
y 81 MT r. SssSrsa q
assh.iSl nature q ne climate. The srsndsnr an,
ber. diversified properties and great remedial viz
tues OF the mineral sprinxp.
Hotel Recommendations hrstclass. Various mean
Of recreation and amusement
| esq
- Tho Hotel 10 now open for visitors.
g the spans. " .sss sna Sssi
line.
| Passengers from baltimore, MI, Washington.
| O., and Alexandria, Richmond and Lynchbnrs, Va
on the morning cars. viii reach Stribling Spring
the same afternoon before dark,
| For circular containing analysis Of the waters
| letters q eminent physicians, ard certificates o
| remarkable cures, write to 3. GOODE, Agent,
| Jyl2-eolm Stribling Springs, Va
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

THE New York World insists that the Dem
cratic party still lives. At the same time the
Chicago Times insists that "the professional
Gabries are vehemcntly blowing their trum &.
pets to raise the late Democratic party from
tho dead" 1t has no faith, however, in these
Gabricls, and laughs to scorn the blasts Of
their trumpcts. The party is too dead, even
for Gabriel's horn. Though they shrek till
doonsday," 1t says, land their horns till the
sky cracks with the hidcous noise, they will
not bring the dead to life" Here we have a
difference of opinion that is perplcxing, but,
remembering the electoral vote as counted
last February, we are inclined to think that
the Times Is right. '
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

G GUNNER BOARDING.-TALRO
WI be epened July u, ISis hotel Il entirsiy new.
and has been built with the expr as view Of accom-
healthy country, boarding place during the ,um:
mer. - 70 about two miles from the "sugar.Loaf
Charges moderate.
Trains from Washington, yis Metropolitan rail
road run Is follows daily. Leave washington, 10
: n * T. m, and s,S y M; srrrlyins at Danes
Ing, leave Bsrne.yilie 8tS and ~ = m. and S.a
and s;t0 D. m.
For paiti 'u'ar' address the gToEgris;95s porr
,yieim Barpcsville, Montgomery county. Ma.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

w.sPEGIAt M9TIgE.MEETING OF
QUiRY..on tho 18Th Of June, the House Of Dal
cssates OF the District Of Columbia passed the fol-
. Rs.ols.d. That specisl committee If FIVE mem.
hers OF the House be, and the same 10 hereby, au.
ihorled 70 b. sppoinied BY The SPEAKER whose duty
shall be to inquire fully into the truth Of reports
relative TO tho mode In which the business Of mslis
traits and constablss Is conducted and generally to
investigate the manner in which the local mairis.
traes aud conssabes perform their duties incud M
ments where credits and indorsements have been
regularly made issuing executions, orderin. levies
whore exemptions are claimed. method OF eIecut.
ing indemnify bonds in such cases, ascertain the
legal costs and fees In all cafes. and how they com.
pare viii those enacted; and any and a.! other in,
mahing power 70 remedy existing evils; and said
committee shall have power to send for persons nd
papers, and TO employ clerk. and TO ait after the
clTee OF the present session, and to report 10 the
Governor the result Of their lbrs for trnns ssion
TO the House at the next session"
IN pursuance Of the above resolution the com.
mittee will be in sess on at Legislative Hall, on and
after MONDAY, July II, between the hours OF Ii q.
m. and y. m. for the purpose of receiving TOR.
nation snd hearns complaints pEon The tn6ject
jysTufM Chairman u Committee
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

fw.ELRCTION NOTICE.-THR An
NuAL meeting OF the Stnckh oiders 10 the
NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
will be held ct the Office q the Company, No as
Louisiana svcnue, on MONDAY. July II 1s7a The
ia wa W 'p'Ns NOBLE ID Is, LtRSER. Secrct,rr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

B"kOTICR.-PRRsONs INTERESTED
-, m, IN starting Fire Insurance COMPANY in
srs H29ss nov cgen for q stock At the
corner Four.snd.a half street and virginia syen,,e
,outh w.st and At the oEf1oE q SIMON JOSEPH.
west. The RookG will DO c'oeed on the Ist day u
AUGUST. is7s, or sooner n ali the stock 10 taken
'.. II. A. BOSwRLIs
,- President pro tempor,
SAMUEL EKRNAN, Treasurer pro feD,pors
US tStAr Chroniclel
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WOOD AND COAL.

Du.Ry BROTHERS, DEALERS IN ALL
bepo, and Ysrd At Riley : w6sryes, foot Eleventh
and Twelfth streets southwest tyasw
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-12

k&s CONIMERCIAL TEMPERANCE As
- NOTATION -Books of subscription 10 the
capital stock 81 this can be found at the
0h0CEhY STORE OF the Association. etS Pc nsyi-
vAniA avenue, where persons can sign the constl(u
ton. and members can cali and make payments on
The hoard Of Directors meet at the same place
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING a O'Clock. 49,
Any Information concerning the Association will
be cheerfnlly given upon application to the Chief Of
iyio.soss JAMES 7. POWELL, sec'y.
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GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
$4,000 Numbers.
GLASS @. To BE DRAWN JULY 81, is7a

Tickets, SIOj Half TIekets, V5i Quarters,
$3.50.
IWOur lotteries are chartered by the State, are
always drawn at the time named, and all drawinss
are under the supervision OF sworn commissioners
W-The ofiicial drawing will be published in the
81 Louis papers, and copy Of drawing sent TO
lN-We will draw o similar scheme the last day Of
every month during the year l51a
Rent, A, 9p ETH Tsh * P2sT 2FFISE M9NE XIX
EYPAEBb. Send for circular. Address =
MURRAY, MILLER a. co.,
~. LeuIs, Ne.
Post 0MeDox NV, mIi'TuTbktI
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25

UT ATCHES, Clocksf Jrwelry, optical Goods
w Musical Boxes, Pocket Cutlery, a..
All goods warranted as represented and sold az
prices that defy competton. W. ". WtLKGsoN,
Main STREET
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25
On THE WAR PATIIm

The Veteran Editor Of the Cou-
ricr is on the war war path again.
When last heard from, with death
and vengeance in his glance" he
was moving on the office OF the
Secretary OF State in Ohio, with
tho avowcd purpose of correcting
the late election returns, and also
to prevent the Installation OF Hon.
VIM. Allen, as Governor Of that
State.
The Veteran has Dceu telling
people down in these parts that the
Democratic party was dead, and
that it could never "win another
battle" Now unless the returns
arc corrected, and the popular vc--
diet set aside by the strong arm Of
the Veteran Editor of the Courier,
nice little question OF veracity
will have to be settled, and some
body will be inclined to doubt the
political sagacity Of one, who an
nounced in his last issue with 4
flourish of trumpcts, that lit so
happens that We have rarely been
wrong the refreshing modesty Of
which statement is only cqualcd by
its utter lack Of truth.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25
ROBERTSON & Bolts.

This l.rge, we'll known, and
staunch firm, authorizes US 10 say
that they will take cotton, for the
settlement Of debts due, or for
goods, at It's full currency value
To illustrate, if cotton is worth in
currency at Cincinnati, I6 l-4c2
they will pay here ID cts. CincIn-
nau is used az a basis Of .llustra-
ton, simply because it is the only
city near Jackson that now pays
currency for cotton. The PROPOSE
ton Of this firm applies however, to
any and all leading markets, where
currency Is paid for our leading sta
pie. They mean business, and their
numerous custcmors will DO we'll to
avail themselves Of proposition
80 liberal and iair.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25
New and StVIish Goods.

Our friend, W. F. ALEXANDER,
the pioneer Boot and Shoe man of
Jackson, has just returned from Gin
c;nnati and New York, with the best
assorted stock of Boots. Shoes and
Hats ever brought to this market.
Alexander makes speciality of trade
in his line, and he thoroughly under
stands the wants of his customers,
and most literally provides for them.
If you need a stylish hat, boot, shoe
or cane, you can not do better than
TO give him a call. His motto is to do
business con the square," aud he al
ways does it, and his many friends
have witnessed his rise and progress
as a merchant with great pleasure.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25
THE FAIR.
Everything Propitious.


We rejoice to announce to our
readers that the success of our great
Fair next week Is already assured. The
Secretary informs us that the exhibit
ton viii far excel that of any former
fair in this city, while the visitors
will be vastly more numerous. Every
where one may travel through West
Tennessee, he will hear hundreds ex-
pressing their intention of attending
the jackson Fair. We are satisfied
beyond all doubt that both the dis
play and the crowd will far surpass
any ever before seen in Jackson. The
grounds are in readiness and the nu-
merous new buildings erected are all
receiving their finishing touches.
Among the other attractions of the
week, will be Rsbcrtson's Automaton,
or Blacksmiths Dream, the most won
derful mechanical combination of the
age. This mechanical wonder at
tracts crowds wherever shown, and
few grow weary of gazing on and
studying its exquisite and remarkable
workmanship. Admission to see this
great work Of genius, Is only 10 cents
and one fifth Of the gross receipts are
to oe donated to the orphans home
in Memphis. There viii be many
other remarkable things Oh cxhibi-
ton during the week, and those who
fail to attend, viii have cause 70 re-
greet their Indifference.
We urge our people here in Jack
son and throughout the county, to
be equal to the occasion, and see to
it, that no other county or city sur
pass them in the variety and excel
lence of their exhibitions. The ladies
especially should be vigilant in get
ting their handiworks in position.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25

real. These are the facts in the case,
and cannot be cOntrOyerted.
1 maintain again, that the Jack
SON and Tennessee River road is
the INDISPENSABLE road TO this
county. | have favored this road
all the while because it leads US TO
a good market at once, and puts US
in connection with all the great
markets at the same time, at cheaper
rates than the proposed roads can
furnish. l therefore, opposed the
present arrangement, from the mo
mcnt that Mai. Sykes inaugurated
IL. Finding, however, that a gOodly
number of my friends, at Lexington
and elscw here, were determined TO
try il on" After having con-
suited quite i number of gentlemen
here and elsewhere, / proposed to
my friends At Lexington, that the
jackson road be included in the
proposition, at q small additional
cost 20 the county. Ny proposal
was made i'm good faith, but was re-
jccted by the chief cook ana bot
tlc-wa-her," Maj. Sykes, aud by my
Lexington friends, too. Ii was, in
fact, treated, l think, with extreme
indifference, 10 say the least of it.
The combination that sought
would have harmonized the railroad
element Of the county, and insured
success. II was rejected, however.
BE the consequences with those who
unccrcmOniOasly rejected IL.
The only alternative left To the
friends OF the Jackson road, is TO
beat the present proposition and
risk their chances hereafter. If this
fight must 90 on, let me appeal TO
the friends OF the Jackson road TO
be at their posts, and TO every voter
In the county, 1 would say, look
well 10 this matter befu6c voting ;
consider the cost TO the county
500, 900 i'm twenty years-aud see il
you think we shall ever get our
money back More anon.
ONE VINO Knows.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25
TWO PLUCk ONE.
BOLIVAR, Tenn :
oct Ii 1872

NcgsEs Editors:
You published in your last issue
an uncailed for and foolish attack on
Messrs Sykes, TiImau and Polk, by
man who signs himself cone Who
Knows"
Where these gentlemen arc known
the production simply excited a
smile at the imbecile attempt 10
annoy or to provoke notice from
men who are TOO much engaged III
the patriotic labor of bCuefiIug the
country, and especially the labOring
portion OF the community, TO pay
any attention TO such malicious at
taCk~- From my standpoint II re-
minded me of an amusing incident
that occurred with Col. L. and his
two companions, when crossing the
Cumberland mountains few years
ago. The Colonel was "a great lover
OF fun, and had li-htcncd, for his
two Young friends, the tcdiousnCss
OF their long horseback journey, by
his Wit. anecdotes and practical
Jokes. Having made n very early
start i'm order 20 accomplish q long
ride for the day, the first RAYS OF the
AAA"'A 10 o. AlaAA- h4FH AtAA ~ AAAA
the East as they approached "a log
hut by the way-ilc- The trio were
riding along in silence, Colonel /.
-omc'distauce I'm advance As they
Hearcd the house, little NANCY
bcuCh-lcgg.l tise rushed iurIousIy
out, barking Gas Mai. Jones would
saw as 10 heaven aud ycIrtA were
coming together.
The Colonel screamed as &c a pam
Their had grapp.cd with him; drew
has lc"- up, and finally got upon his
knees upon the saddle, screaming
out. Murder, take him of, save
me, get out, Ouch, save. save mC.'
\ comcly Watruu, aroused from
her morning sHuoZc. rushed out in
a frilled cap and other night bgJtlt-
HeHts. docking ike whIted scpui-
chrc) expecting 10 see "a tragedy IN
stead of farce. The Colonel re-
doubled the h0Fibuicsr- The ma
trou screamed, at the top OF her
voice: Don't be alarmed, stranger,
il j. only our pufp, HItefU}, he can't
hurt yUu-ueyCr was able TO hurt
anybody or anything. Always Gre
atc- This tarual rackCt at every body
and everything Ar don't understand.
hes more than half crazy with the
pcsky mango that's CItiu' him up;
hc can't sleep for the a~TilicatiOu /;
his barkings and hJwilugS disturb
the whole nCi@hborhood. and my
old mau says the HcighbUrs VIII rise
a@in Us If we dOuL send him away
aud put him in some cellar in a
iu-nat-ic a>ylum, where his crazy
barking, and Aowlu"S can no
longer disturb decent people. Stran-
ger, let your les down, llatctul's
only trying TO make JCiiCCc, and at
tract notice. lie couldn't whip an
Old setting turkey OF her nest, the
little tussy coward
With this repeated assurance the
Colonel cautiously let his feet down
into the stirrups, thanked the ma
trOn for her kind sud timely assist
aucc, and rode on with his friends,
who were now thoroughly awaken
ed, and nearly exploding with sup
pressed laughter.
"One Who Knows" like the
NANCY fairfield Hateful, has made
Il prominent object of amusement
OF himself, in his recent public eX-
hibition, but | suppose he can't help
it, as he l. SO gricvously agriticd.
am, respectfully yours,
TIE WORLD Is y THEATRE.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25
Natural Deeay-Protect the system.

The human body is a machine, and therefore
cannot endure forever; but like. a watch
sewing machine, 90 will last much longer II
properly regulated and duly repaired. than if
no pains were taken 20 keep It IN order. The
great object OF every one desires a long and
healthy life should Doc to put his body IN a con-
dition TO resist the life threatening influences
by which we are all more or less surrounded; ;
AMI no iuvigDTant and corrective al present
known so effectively answers this purpose rs
the yitalizing elixir which, under the uuprc-
tending name OF li0stetteTs stomach Bittcrs,
has been for more than twenty years the stan
dIrd tonic Of America In crowded cities,
where the atm0spherr D, contaminated with
the cilluyia iu=cparahlc from large populations;
10 mar-hy r. -iOus, where the sOggy soil rccks
with miasma; ON the prairics and IN the for
ests, where every fan the air is tainted with
cXhalations from rOtting weeds and grasses. or
dccompo-ing leaycs-in short, in every locality
where malaria exists, this powerful vegetable
antdoic is urgently needed. Fever and ague.
bilious tevers, dysentery, congestion OF the
liver, jaundIce, rheumatism, and ali diseases
which are generated by infected air, impure
water, or sudden changes OF temperature. may
Doe aycrtcd by strengthening and regulating
the sy stem IN advance with Hostetter's Bitfers.
Autumn is always a season Of peri, especially
10 weak, susceptible organizations. Even the
more vigorous are apt 10 be In some measure
depressed by the humid atmosphere, loaded
with deletcriOus gases produced by vegetable
decay. The fall is a period of The year when
the renovation and regulation Of the living
machine is peculiarly important, and the Bit
tiers SHOULD therefore be taken daily at this
critical season. Oct4-lm.
Go to Bliss for the cheapest goods
in the market. He keeps the best of
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25
HELP The ORPHANS.

The fearful scourge through which
Memphis is passing has left over ONE
THOUSAND ORPHANS in that city. Ma
ny Of these are entirely destitute and
must be taken care Of during the
coming winter. In order to contrib
ute something to this sad necessity, a
Musical Entertainment Will be given
in Bright's Hall Oh Friday evening,
Oct, "A. We appeal to the charitable
of every denomination to help us.
Come everybody, aud if you cannot
come buy a ticket anyhow. Contrib
ute your mite.
Reserved aeats for sale at Butler x
Brow ms Book Store.
People of jackson, strangers, visit
ors, once more respond to the cry of
the helpless. This time it i the cry
of the orphan.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25

The Courier lodged the question
propoundcd in our last issue, and
refused to say that it was "either
glad the Democrats had gained in
Ohio, or that it was sad because the
Republicans had lost
In regard to the result Of poIiti-
cal contests, no patriot can or ought
to affect a mock feeling OF indifier-
ence, and if man does not rejoice
at Conservative victory, he must
bewail Republican defeat. There
is no middle ground, and if we are
allowed to place paper, politically,
by what appears in It's columns, the
Courier is no bad ally of the Radi-
cal party. Every issue teens with
abuse of Democracy, which is the
modern name OF Conservatism, and
"roars n gently as sucking dove"
on the iniquitics OF Radicalism. If
the Courier will write just as many
lines to prove the Radical party is
dying which is the simple truth
as the reactionary upheavalS of the
late elections show, as it does TO
prove that the conservative demo-
cracy is losing popular confidence,
then we will have proper respect
for its gasconadc about its indcpen-
denc, Of the party lash and party
leaders. Its present course is that
of an arch enemy in the guise of a
friend. But the Courier, in dodg-
ing around, puts this query: "Are
you in favor of Keeping up the
Democratic organization in Ten
nessec:"
The conservative Democratic or
ganizauon in Tcnncssccis composed
of all men, Wings, Democrats, Lib
erals and Conservatives, who, what
ever their past predictions and
party atiinitics may have been, are
opposed to rcversion of political
power back into the hands of
BrOwulOw, Maynard ~ Co, the au-
thors of prescription and the advo-
Gates of policy which prescribed
a 1chitc man and enfranchised a
black man. 1t is composed Of men
who represent the wealth, the in
telligencc and the chivalry of the
State, to a very large degree. 1t is
composed of men, who have elected
since the war, four Wings to enc
Democrat, according to the old
nomenclature Of parties) to offices
of public trust and profit, and has
thus vindicated its character for
liberality and conservatism, and has
never prescribed or driven from the
ballOt-bOX the hUmblest citizen,
black or white, but on the contrary,
has guaranteed the inalienablc
rights of all, in 4 written COnstitu-
ton. This organization, call it
whatever name YOU please, we pro-
pose to keep intact, not in blind de-
votiou to the name, which, so far as
we care, may be changed once 4
week, but in tine Sptrit, as the only
avowed antagonist to the onward
march of the black cohorts of the
most vindictivc, relentless and UNI
scrupulous party that ever cursed a
nation with its inception, its pro-
gress and its detcstablc presence.
VIII the Courier say that such a
party Is ,rOrSe than RadicaliSm? Ii
it will, then we will prove, over his
own signature, that the Senior Edi- ,
tor Of that paper has rCjoiced over
victories, won by this same party,
since the war. Now let the Courier
toe the mark. and answer, not in
ctlete doggerel, but in a square way,
Do you rejoice over the election of
VIM. Allen, as Governor of OHIO? .
Let us have no lodging.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-10-25
FROM the C1uricr-JournaI, oct. Il.
PrCpE ratiOns for the Great Drawing
GA Bd December.

The tags, numbered from l to CO.
600, representing the tickets in the
mammoth scheme of the fourth gift
concert of the Public Library of Ken
lucky, were, under contract, delivered
10 GOV. Bamlette yesterday. This is
the warning note, which ali would DO
well to heed. As these tags are
drawn from the big wheel on the Sd
of Dec. next, some ticket holder will
be made richer by $3.50, 900, somebod-
Y viii feel Jolly over 500, 900 and $780,
600 added to his cash capital viii make
some happy man comfortable for life.
Even one of the minor gifts-S25 900
100000, $4,000, So, 900, &c.-would
be a very handsome return for an in
vCtsment of $50.