Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT acknowledge
the receipt OF an invitation TO attend bal
and supper, given by the officers or the
transit steamer, Illinois, on board said
steamer, Wednesday evening, the 81, and
sincerely regret our Inability to respond in
person. #
Kunz & McKinlay's place Is crowded
every evening. Wbyl They know how TO
entertain their guests.
! COTTON BUYER.-L. w. Lancaster has
opened Cotton Office in Tomlinson &
Towards Livery Stable opposite Woolards
Cotton Shed on Lafayette Street, and pro-
poses to buy or ship cotton. Planters will
find it to their interest to call on him before
selling or shipping.
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NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.--AI taxes
not paid within ninety days from this date,
10 per cent will be added. This is the law.
| Take due notice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingly. JAS. M. McREE.
novl5-Im Tax-Collector.
II you want to smile, ego to Kunz &
McKinlay's, their Bar is stocked with such
goodies" that make everybody happy.
I TEMPERANCE.-k, temperance address
will be delivered at the Temperance Hall
on Church Street, Tuesday night next, by
one Of the most eloquent speakers in the
South. All the temperance lodges in the
city and citizens generally, are invited TO
attend. The occasion will be one Of ex-
traordinary interest 70 the friends OF tenn
perance.
CORRECTION.-In our State News last
week, wo said that Capt. Geo. Dashicll,
recently appointed Deputy Sheriff Of Shell
by county, was a son OF DR.. r. r. Dashlell,
Of this city. our statement was incorrect
this far, Capt. Dashiell il a brother Of Dr. I
Il. Il. Dashiell, Of this city, instead Of a
son.
Good wholesome Beer and Ale fresh from |
the Brewery, always on draught at
KUNZ & McKINLAY'S.
LAND FOR sALE.-I will sell 50, 100 or
40 acres OF first rate land, within four
miles OF Jackson, and in enc OF the best
neighborhoods In the county. Apply
soon II you wish to purchase.
ROBT. b. HURT.
Jackson, Nov. %, 1sI3-3w.
ROBBERY AT CARROLI--On Wednesday
last, in day light, the store OF Mr.. Lee, at
Carroll Station, was robbed OF $50 in mon
ey and lot OF goods Mr., Ice was absent
In this city, and his clerk had gone over to
see neighbor. Tho thief entered by
back window.
EXTRAORDINARY. Mr.. S. II. McAlex-
lnder, Of this city, Deputy U. S. Marshal
recently conducted four prisoners from
Ripley via Brownsville to Memphis, with ,
'ut any other guard or assistant than him
'ef. The prisoners were under Indictment :
n the Federal Court. Few officers would 4
ave undertaken such a thing, and If I'M q
lertakcn, few could have carried it out. q
IN JAIL Charlie Boyle, (col.) robbed 5
lis companions In Tomlinson, Howard & 4
'o's Livery Stable, Of watches, pistols and b
lamps, and then fed to Corinth, Miss, il
there he was arrested aud sent back. He
yas tried in this city on Thursday, and re- I:
handed to jail in default Of bail. t,
A NEW MARKET. -Messrs. " IIL1AMs Q
Board, formerly OF Union City but now S
ermanently located in this City, on Cen a
raj Alley, where they propose to keep q
rst class Market, consisting OF a superior u
uality OF Meats from Kentucky, and also b
ish and Game. noV29.1m Sc
Fresh Oysters Tor sale by the Can at |.
.unz & McKinlay's cheap. -
PAPER CUTTER FOR SALE.-We have an :,
xtTa Paper Cutter saved from the fire, in !,
bod order, which will be sold low, for
.sh. Enquire at WING AND TRIBUNE
lice. aug3O-tf ~
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-Mr. Robert w. ~
agnes has bought the interest Of Col. John y,
Hogan, in the Jackson Herald, and as or
med the leading editorial control Of that 81
per. We wish both the retiring and In- w
ming editors success and honor in their go
spective callings. IN
LOOK OUT If Hector Horace, who rub to
d up the anti-nOte and organ singers in NJ
lcsday's Herald, don't look sharp he'll sa
ish he had learned to fight or run by MI
tie. We know several OF the brothers, to ed
y nothing of few good sisters, who are {
st itching to get hold Of him. They say
Ven learn Hector Horace, the heather, J
sing By note il we find him out" Look en-
arp, Hector. 81
W. c. CasOn, a prom m,
ent merchant Of McdOn, has made an as Be
,nment of his effects for the benefit OF bis We
editors, appointing W. NJ. Murchison his W:
Istec. His liabilities are reported at ha
1000, aud his assets it is thought will to
yer one half Of that amount. We sin tn
rely regret this failure. Mr.. Cason is one tn!
our best citizens, and his honor as man ha
4 merchant is above rcproach. I'll
the 10th of November, vi
I'm TOmlinson, Howard 4 Co.'S Livery a.,
able in this city, one dark bay Mare Mule, M
c years old, lefteye out, 49, hands high -
Il In good order. Her delivery to said ~.
bile, or the undersigned, or information H.
ding to her discovery, will be literally
varded. w. C. BURLINGTON, 81,
lc6-2wS Milan, Gibson Co., Tenn. ON
GOV
'TRAYED,-Fromt the residence OF col sio
ii woman by name Of Ritter Persons in fel
northern part OF the city, on Saturday in
18th Of November, dark bay MARE, is
dunn size, thin in order, carrying high Gu
al under saddle and about years old. rar
r delivery to said Ritter Persons IN this ere
=, or information leading to her discoy- &C
3, will be literally rewarded. DR.
ANOTHER REDUCTION.-The employees viii
the Mobile a. Ohio Machine Shops in La,
5 city, were put on q time some weeks for
}. This week, by order from headquar- has
5, all salaries and wages from President mi,
yn, were reduced 12JS per cent. This at
l prove a serious hardship, especially the
the laborcrs in the employment of the pa
npany, but the times seem to Justify tho
reduction. We hope, however, that it my
4 only be temporary. A
low HE BROUGHT THFM-During the mes
Inference, ministers and delegates COM Ma
in on night trains stopped at the Com eng
rcial Hotel, the generous proprietor, roa
pt w. G. Smith, having rendered the Giro
FATALITIES Of his excellent house for that uni
rpose. His porter. however, was at a the
; how to make the fact known to those SIN
crested. However, he solved the prob his
| by vigorously cry ing out, ''Ohl yes, all ior
Conference band come this way to the Gu
nmercial Hotel, lodging and chicken for nov
akfast free" This brought en-. Wh
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laying on the Missls- He
pi Central Railroad Extension is finish and
to the Ohio River. The inclined track hist
being prepared, turntables built, &c, Tn,
in ten or fifteen days trains will be SON
ming through to that point. The trans Coz
Steamer, Illinois, which plies between him
ro and Columbus, Will be taken or N a yvo
: days. We congratulate the Company hay
the travelling public generally, on the con
npleuon OF this great work. hOT
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