Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-01

SMALL PoN.-We are informed that AT
present theie are about sixteen cases OF
small poX in Dunivants Camp, on the
Mississippi Central extension, two miles
East Of Carroll Station.
NEW . ELEGRAPH OFFfCE.-We are glad
to learn that a Telegraph Office has been
established at Carroll Station, miles North
OF this City on the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road.
BLIND ToM.-This wondcIral musIcsi
prodigy will perform in Tomlin's Hall ON
Monday night. Blind Tenn never fails to
draw full houses, and we feel sure he will
not fail % do 50 on this occasion. An OPP
portunity to sec this wonder may not be
offered our citizens again.
Verbenas.-Firteen choice NerbCnas
sent by mail, post paid, for One Dollar.
Address, Z. II. NORTON,
fcb2s.lt Columbus. Ohio
Try our famous Narrow GRuge Cigar.
iebl5.4t NELLY & PlBAS.
The best place to buy Builders Hard
ware, sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings and
Brackets, both for quality, large assortment
and cheap prices, is OF c. 7. Bates, He al
so keeps the Human Crate, which he war
rants TO be superior to any CRATE eNtant, il
being an Improvement on the Wallace CRATE.
"BY GEoRGF.'-And he Is s;ill there,
and in palace Of Oriental luxury, devoted
to Bachus. holds Court daily. Ills palace
is known far and wide a. The Hole in the
Wall, No. - Monroe street. opposite the
Peabody Hotel. Memphis, Tenn.
mari6-iy.
METALLIC CASES AND CN~kErS.
Wool Coihn- and Cofiu trimmings. thrlar-
| gest stock in The market. al
Jan 25-6t W. ID. RUBlN>ON's.
ELECTION Al PLEASANT PLAINS. An
election will be had to-day, March LIT, for
Magistrate, 10 nil the unexpired term 81
Esquire Ren. Hicks, resigned. The candi-
dates-W. u. Bruton. Martin V. ENun
and DR.. John Lenard-are three of the
most popular men in the tenth district.
We had gay httlo snow storm-''the
beautiful snow" you read of.--on Monday
evening. II disappeared early Tuesday.
Wednesday morning at an early hour we
had quite a heavy rainfall, and about noon
il cleared OF very pretty, with Keen Wind
blowing like the tides ct March," and a
slight freeze, with sharp west wind on
Thursday.
| If NoU WAIT a Side saddle that wont
hurt horses back, he sure to 20 to }. II.
Hirsch's Saddl6r shop and examine mis-
Ventilated side Saddles, and besides, he
keeps constantly on hand large stock of
everything in the Saddlery and Harness
inc. Also, Shoe Findings. feb SSm
MATTRESSES, OF all kinds. made to cr-
der, at the factory Of
Jan 25-6t W. ID. ROBINSON.
Dickinson, Williams Il Co.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission
and Produ Merchants, 266 Front street,
Memphis.
RE-OPENED.-Vesey az Perkins have re-
opened on Lafayette street, next door to
Tomlinson, Howard Il Co.'s Livery and
Sale Stable. They have fresh and ehoice
lot of Groceries and everything in the way
Of Provisions. Also a handsome lot OF
Queensware. feb22-4t
Andy, the "commonor," eN-delivery and
distributing agent for Smith 4 Jarnagin, i,
now on duty Is nurse and guard at the
Small PoX Hospital. On last Wednesday
evening an inmate aud patient Of the pest
house attempted, contrary TO positive
orders, 10 leave and go out among The
people; but Andy couldn't see the "dedl
people" imposed upon in such smallpox
/ a ia ard fer, ,faTr IL.
the door Andy shelled him with his cid sho
gun-two sho: OF which pitted the patient
pox-scabbed carcass. He was persuade,
to remain, but declared 'dat he wuC
rudder 20 an die wild dem small pox in i,
cole, den stay dar wild dat focl Niger al
his ole shot gun"
FIRE.-Thc Academy Of the Immaculate
Conception, occupied by the Dominican
Sisters, caught ire about : o'clock OF
Thursday, from sparks lighting upon tn
roof. and the prevalence OF high win,
I blowing it to a flame; and the building wa
entirely consumed. The furniture was al
saved. in a more or less damaged condition
The building was the residence of the lst
! Gen. samuel }. Hays, erected about fiftee
years ago at a cost Of near twenty thOusan
dollars. The loss to this excelledt Institu
t ton of learning Is very heavy, reachin
twelve or fifteen thousand dollars, and nc
, a dollar of insurance. The policy had bI
: recently expired. and they had failed I
s renew it. The Sisters have the sympath
3 of this entire community in their loss.
z Mr.. John Z. Glass, with that enlarge
liberality and open-heartedness for whIc
he is noted, promptly rendered them Ii
use of the residence Of the late VIM. I
1t Long, which he lately purchased, unit
they could make other arrangements.