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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04
Tor SaIF aud for ReHt.
CPEcIAL NOTICE.
Patent Rights GOr Sale.

Patent Rights GOr Sale.
The best chance known TO start prob table man
ufaeturing business with 4 small capital.
The CHAMPION GRAIN FAN AND SEPA-
RATCR, q IN lchine that overy Farmer wants. Ii
chats. screams and divides the large grains from
the small for seed by one operation. great labor
saved in cleaning any kind of grain. CAL and see
the machine at WA. PRESTONS. n. W. corner
Front and Orange streets, Milmington.
mar94-diwAlTw@ J. Il. SHREINER. Ax't.
TNOR RENT-THREE STORES in tho New Ito
ID tel Building. clayton House) two on King
street aud one on Fifth street.
maril-tf Apply to f. T. TAYLOR.
TTHOR RENT-Nsw House. No. li2I Har- 49,
II rison street, eleven rooms. all modern ~ "
improvements, bay windows. three stories ~
Possession at once If desired. inquire ut -
lll1 Harrison street. feb26 If
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-04
NIlepiff1s sale,

49, BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias
!,3 to me directed, will be exposed to Public
III sale. at the Hotel o. George Whitfield in
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FINISHED To MILAN.-Track Il Ing on
the Miss. Central Extension was completed
to Milan at 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
The track force are now engaged laying
switches and putting in a turn-t1ble at that
point. Trains will run through to Milan
by the 9TH or 10th of June at farthest. The
work of extension viii not pause longer
than is necessary to lay switches. Milan's
enthusiasm is reported 10 have cooled down
and big celebration is altogether impreb-
able
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-31
Presbyterian High school.

A large audience greeted the commence
ment exercises Of the Presbyterian High
School on Thursday night last, in Tomlin's
Hall, and they were well repaid for their
presence in music, song, wit and eloquence.
1t was indeed a most charming occasion,
and such an one as DIR. Bright and his tai
ented corps Of assistants know so well how
to improyise. n.
The following young ladies received
diplomas
Miss ELLA NJ. STACY, Memphis, Tenn.
" MATTE L. ELDER. Trenton,
Their graduating essays were as beauti-
full in style, as happy in delivery, and were
read " it'll n grace, an earnestness and fer
vency of dietion rarely equaled. Surely
suspicious omens cheer these young ladies
in the morning Of existence.
Thos. A. Blair, Esq, delivered an address
to this class, which riveted the attention of
the vast auditory throughout the entire eff
fort. 1t abounded in beautiful thoughts,
sparkIed with wit, and was in every sense
appropriate. Called up at late hour Mr..
Blair may congratulate himself thathe held
the audience so firmly in their seats, and
received such frequent rounds Of applause
testifying how deeply his remarks were ap-
preciated.
As an educator DR.. Bright stands among
the foremost in this section, and his High
School may now be locked upon ss fixed
fact, destined to flourish year after years
and TO bless with its teachings class after
class who may be trained and ushered forth
from its sacred walls.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-31
4 RRurAL rrURDER

On Thursday evening between seven and
eight O'Clock, James Wakefield, an en-
ployee Of the Mobile and Ohio Machine
Shop, was beat to death with baseball
club by Patrick Joyce, Saloon keeper on
East Chester Street. At the hour Of going
to press we could not obtain full particu-
lars but the following statement, made 70
US by several who were more or less ac-
quainted with the facts, may be relied on
as substantially correct. Wakefield owed
Joyce bar account Of s. or Sc, the pay
ment Of which Joyce demanded on Wake
fields entrance into his Saloon Thursday
evening. 1t seems that Wakefield would
or could not pay the bill, and that one
word brought on another, until finally
Joyce, in towering passion, seized base
bali club, struck Wakefield down and beat
him over the head frightfully and fatally.
The assault was in JOyce's Saloon, and
after being beat senseless, Wakefield was
dragged out onto a front gallery, where he
lay insensible until six O'Clock next morn
ing when he died.
Joyce made his escape, after waiting six
hours TO determine whether or not his vic
tim would die, not leaving his saloon until
after eleven O'Clock, or his house until aftsr
one. There are two statements, one Of
which reflects on Chief McCabe and officers
Sewell and Nc Rea for criminal neglect
Of duty in not arresting Joyce, whom the
former at least, saw after the deed was com
mitted. The other statement goes far to
exonerate these officers from all blame in
the matter whatever. We wiz not pub
llsh either until better informed. However
we think that Joyce should have been ar
rested and confined until the issue Of life
or death was decided, and that failure to
do SO was either a neglect or miseonception
Of duty.
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Dress Making.

Il is a pleasure 10 show gOo.
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HUmBOLDr ITEMS.

Crops in this vicinity are looking rather
badly, and our farmers are, TO some extent
respondent, owing to the backward, cold
season, and for the past few weeks attend
ed with heavy rains The small proportion
of crops planted in corn, is very inferior,
while the wheat viii hardly be worth
reaping.
Business Of every Kind in our town is
quite lively, while the determination Of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Compa-
ny-lessees of the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road. 10 put up larger and more perma-
neRt buildings here-has greatly Increased
the interest Of our business men.
Our useful and genial fellow-cltizen, Col.
G. W. Day, has been dangerously i'll for
several days past, but We are happy TO state
that he is eonvalescing aud will, we hope,
soon be well again.
We attended the opening Ball At the
Gibson Wells, few days ago, and take
pleasure in saying that Messrs. Thomas &
| Graham are masters of the position, and
now we can assert wouthout any doubt
that Gibson County has watering place
with all necessary accommodations, inferi-
or to none in the State Their next Grand
Ball comes of on the 5rd Of June, at which
time we are authorized to extend to a dele
CATION from the Wing and Tribune, the
hospitality Of the Projectors. Can't you
send your middle man?
Old uncle Jack Bevill died on the farm OF
Gen. Green Williams, near this place, few
days ago, at the advanced age Of 100 years.
HUBERT.
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DECISIONS IN SUPREME COURT
at jackson, Saturday,
May gath, 1878.

REroRTED BY $. d. HAYS, DEP. elk.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany vs.. o. A. Parker-ahirmed.
John p. Haynes vs.. John Haynes ct. al
reversed and remanded for answer.
Mary Fox ct. al. vs.. Thomas Field re-
versed an remandod for trial on merits.
Arbuekle VS.. SlnmOns-rev reversed and re-
manded.
Try vs.. Gutter Ell. al.-afiirmed.
Geo. W. Check ct. NJ. vs. rs cases. Pho-
nix Insurance Company ct. al.-rCmanded
to trial docket.
Lumpkin ct. al. vs.. Finlay-aflirmed.
August Roger Va. z. NJ. Winters-aflirm-
ed. Excess of interest to be RENTED.
Halliburton vs. Flowers-athrmed.
Cain vs. Brysut-rsyerSed and remand
McKinlay vs.. sherry ct. al-remanded 10
trial docket.
Mulkey ct. al. vs.. Pollard-remanded to
trial docket
Hudson vs.. Bingham ct. al affirmed.
Bankrupts discharge conclusive where
properly pleaded in State Court-Judge
| Turney dissenting.
| Dunlap w. Davis and wife-atfirmed.
Wren & Kirby vs.. The Stste-aftirmed.
Doyle vs.. The State-afiirmed.
Miller W. The State-afiirmed.
FOote V. The State-atirmed.
Rosenbach VS.. BenjIs-afirmed.
Mcdonald vs.. Etehyarne ct. al.-affirmed.
Medlock vs.. Allison ct. ai.-aflrmed.
Doherty VS.. Loeb L Bloom-affirmed.
Leonard Il Benton VS.. Perry ct. al.-af.
firmed.
| Love vs.. Love affirmed.
Patton VS.. White ct. al.-afirmed and re-
manded for account.
Hunt VS.. The State-afirmed.
Bell VS.. The State-a6irmed.
Woods VS.. The State-afirmed.
jackson vs.. The State-reyer-ed and re
manded.
Morgan W. The State-reyersed and re
manded.
Mississippi River Railroad Company vs.
Acknowledgement and remanded.
II. e. Brewer VS.. The State-reyersed an,
plaintiff discharged.
X. b. Miller VS.. The State affirmed.
Hughlett VS.. Common ct. al.-af6rmed.
Brown vs. Jaeobi-metion for judgmen
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DIED.

In this City at the residence of her step
father. Mr.. Tim O'Keith, on Monday the
26th, Miss Mary Lane, aged about 10 years.
At the residence Of her father, Col. e. L.
Polk. near this City, on Tuesday evening
the 9th, Mrs. Annie E., wife of Mr.. NJ. l.
Vesey, aged % years. Her remains were
carried to COrinth on Wednesday for
burial. ~
The deceased was 4 beautiful character,
rich in the graces Of womanly virtues and
christian charity. Her bereaved family
have eur deepest sympathy.
In this City on Saturday, May the oath
James TOmlinsOn, in the S5th year Of his
age.
MIR. TOmlinson was a native Of Mont
gomery (nOw Stanly) County, North
Carolina, but had been citizen Of this
County fifty-One years. He was one Of the
oldest men and citizens of our County; one
OF the few whe saw "Old Madison in its
virgin luXurianee and beauty, and in its
present wealth snd power. No higher
eulOgy could we pay any man than this
The lived and died an honest man."
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Academy of the immaculate
Conception.
Closing Exercises.

On Wednesday a large and delighted
audience attended the closing exercises of
the above excellent Institution. The ex-
ercises consisted of Essays by the Gradu-
ates, Music, TablOaux. and an Address by
Father Nolan. All were interesting in the
highest sense and highly crediiable to the
institution. The following young ladies
read Essays and received DITlomas-Miss
Bette Collins, of Bolivar, Tenn, and
Misses Statia Callahan and nnie Langley,
Of this City. These young dies acquitted
themselves most worthily, and won en-
eomiums from all who had the pleasure Of
being present on the interesting occasion.
The tableau scenes were very beautiful,
represented to the life and with a grace
rarely equalled. In Music the school dis
played fine training and talent. The adj
dress by Father Nolan is pronounced able
and eloquent, replete with learning and
wholesome truths. We are happy to an
nounee that the Sisters" will open a
Parish School IN the Fall, and that as soon
as possible their splendid College buildings
will be repaired and enlarged, and a School
In no wise second to any in the State,
opened. With hearty good will we wish
them success, and feel in doing so that we
but give expression to the general senti-
mcnt of this community.
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General Markets.

NEW IRISH POTATOES-S5 = bushel.
MEATS-Bulk: sides, wholesale. = n
1O@l01le. shoulders, wholesale, Sc. Ba-
cOn-Sldes, wholesale, 12J<c. Shoulders
wholesale Toe. Hams, sugar-cured, whole
sale, 1Sc.
FLOUR-P bbl, wholesale, sS,a1s.
MEAL-9 bush. wholesale. 75mSQe
IRISH PoTAToES-Sbbl wholesale. sS674
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, = b, wholesale.
Sc. Peaches, do, do, S910c.
SUGAR-NeW Orleans, wholesale IItaI4e.
COFFEE-wholesSle, 23G26c.
Wholesale, SO@9Oc.
HOMINY-9 b, retail, 4c.
GRITs-3 u, retail, 4e.
NAILs-S key 81. Rates.
THREAD-Spun, = b, retail, 16@ISc.
WHIsKEY-P gall, wholesale, 81 OO63 80.
OYsTERs-COve, 81 5092 so . doz.
CANDIES-WholeSa I7925c.
MAcKEREL-By the kit, 81 5092 so.
HIDEs-Green, = b, 587c. Salt, Size.
Dry salt, 12Gs15c. Dry Flint. I5dI7e.
4o@45ci Kip, do, do, zoe; Bride, do, do, AZ
@60c.
CoRN-Shelled 70975c y busheI.
BEESwAN-5} ID pc.
rALLOW-B ID S(GlOc.
OLD IRON-F3 ID 1<6nII<c.
CHICKENs-F3 dOz, SS94.
DuCKs-P doz. 81 0O94 90.
BUTTER-S3 Il. 25@35c.
EGGS-T} dOz. 1873 &20c.
LARD-R ID 12189l5c.
Live stock.
BEEF CATTLE-Net, 6@7c.
SHEEP-S head - 50@5 So, Extra fine
s49s5.
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NEELY e PYRA6.
Personal.


Mai j. L. Parhsm, the competent and
accommodating Depot Agent Of the Mobile
aud Ohio Railroad In this City, left Tues
,lay Tor a brief business visit TO Mobile
We wish him aplensant journey and a safe
return.
!. Prof T. a. Futrsl. formerly of White
Hall Academy, near Medon, in this county,
will take charge Of Clover Port Academy
Yin Hardeman county, in July. Prof.
IFuiral is an able educator and worthy
I,chri>tiau gentleman, and we wish him sue
ycc.s in his new field Of labor.
Col. lives, General Superintendent of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. spent Saturday
last in tbis City, the guest Of the CONNER
-ci,l Hotel. The Col. was shown through
eur City by Capt. NJ. NJ. Miller, and ex-
Ipressed himself highly pleased and really
Surprised nj the evidences OF prosperity
that met iiim on every side. We learAthat
he also spoke favorably Of the immediate
erection OF u Union Depot building for Pas
l,sengers, at the junction Of the Mississippi
Central and Mobile and Ohio Railroads.
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The Extensive Carriage,
Buggy, and Spring Wagon
MANDATORY.

OF Lands & BUHNELL, are Turn
NJ out large amount OF first class work
every week. Their business has greatly in
creased, and they viii doubtless be COM
PEELED 10 make a further enlargement OF
their establishment. The reason is obyi-
oHs-Their work always gives sat
IsTactIOn, and when they sell to one man
in locality, thsy draw the trade 81 that
seetisn. Their repairing department is al
so on the increase, As they invariably guar
antee their work, and employ none but
first class mechanics.
This establishment i credit 20 the city,
Snd we hope that it viii continue 70 pros
per. The citizens Of adjoining counties
would do well TO examine the work Of this
extensive establishment before sending
urther OF.
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MARRIED.
lanes Scott and Miss Ida f. Smith.

James Scott and Miss Ida L. Smith.
In this county recently: Joseph II. Long
myer and Miss Martha A. Clink.
In this county on Wednesday, 2Sth, by
the Rev 2. j. Kelsey, Mr.. Thadeus A.
Bumpass and Miss Hattie Ballew.
May their ways be ways of pleasantness
and all their paths peace.
In this city on Wednesday, May 18th, by
the Rev. DIR. S. q. Burney, Mr.. =. J. Muir
ray, of Memphis, and Miss ElOISe Mac.
pherson, of jackson.
ATTENDANTs.-Aliss Mary James, Of
Memphis; Col. A. S. McGheo, Sardis, Miss
Miss Corneiia Macpherson, Jackson; and
Mr.. II. T. Murray, Chicago.
At the residence of the bride, in this cit,
on Thursday evening, the 10Th, Mr.. NJ. NJ
Bledsoe and Mrs. Mary +. knight,
kTime nor place, nor years have no chain,
with which to bind loves rushing pinions
as our old friend Bledsoe has just provet
by word and deed. May the worthy pail
/ live long and be happy.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-31

against sureties allowed and execution
awarded.
> Motion against A. p. Curry, late Sheriff
of shelby County and sureties, for addi-
donal State Tax on judgments for failure
to return executions, disallowed.
Cases from Gibson County 18th Crcuit)
being heard in First Section. Dyer Coun-
~ v III probably next De heard. second
Section engaged in hearing the cases against
William Mclean, late state and County
Tax Collector for Shelby County and sure
ties
Several cases yet undispOsed Of on the
state Docket, when finished, the Shelby
Law Docket will be resumed.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-31
MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Jackson, Tennessee.
commencement Exercises, 1879.

commencement Exercises, 1873.
June Sth-Sunday Morning. Sermon by
Rev. A. r. Winfield, DID,, of Arkansas.
June 9th-Monday morning, am, Flo
cutioR by pupils of the School. SPIN.
Exhibition Of the Euzelean Society and
presentation of Medals by Rev. J. A.
Heard.
June 1Oth-Tuesdsy morning, 8 am, Grad
uating Essays, and Addresses before the
Society Of Alumne by Miss Matte r.
harrington, winons, Miss, and Miss
Lilly Hudson, Jackson, Tenn.
Sp.m., Annual meeting of the Trustees.
PM, Annual Concert.
June wednesday morning, 8 a.D.,
Graduating Exercises, and the Annual
Address to the Class by Bishop W. NJ.
Wightman, DID. 24-4w
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". j. HiII

Has two Cottage Houses eonven-
issitly located in Humboldt. which he Of
frrs1or sale, Also eight vacant lots.
Terms-One fourth cash, balance on cred-
il If six and twelve months.
Bargains can lie had as he is determined
tosrll. Apply to him at Hips Hotel, or TO
q. II. G. PENN.
ma, Stiff. Humboldt, Tenn.
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
A Full Drawing Certain
S5OO,OOO in Bank to Pay Gifts.
10000 Cash Gifts Paid in Full.
100000 For Only Ten Dollars.

ENoUGH of the 100, 600 tickets issued for
IL the THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT, in
aid Of the Public Library OF Kentucky,
having been sold TO insure full drawing,
and the wish having been universally eX-
pressed that the 100000 cash gifts offered
should be drawn in full and paid in full
without any sealing down, as heretofore,
the management, with the concurrence OF
the trustees, have determined 70 allow nine
ty days more for the sale OF the remnant o.
tickets ieft on hand. The concert and dis
tributiOn advertised for April Sth, is there
fore postponed to Tuesday, July Sth, 1873,
on which day, and no other, they all posi-
Public Library Hall, Louisville, by.
At this grand concert the following cash
gifts will be distributed by lot and paid in
full 10 the ticket-hOldeIs who draw them:
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Mrs Lee wishes to inform the ladies Of
Jackson and vicinity that she is NOW car
rying on Dress Making on an extensive
scale, and after the latest styles, having re-
Gently visited the eastern emporiums Of
fashion. Also has on hand Butterick's
Celebrated Patterns. Rooms ON Mar
ket street, d door from Main, up stairs.
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Drug Store for Sale.

A splendid assoc tment Of pure and fresh
Drugs, Chemicals, Stationei :, &C., cheap,
/apply az the Wing and Tribune Office to
May Sl-tf JNo. T. HICKS.
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Nonresident Notice.
In the ChaRcery Court of Madi-
son County, Tenn.
No. ss3.-Nixon, Wood & Co, VS. Edward

son County, Tenn.
No. sS3.-Nixon, Wood & Co, vs. Edward
Parkm2n, ct al.
4 T appearing from the Bill, whica is
Il sworn TO in this cause, that the defen-
dants, Chauneey Tucker and Daniel Pratt,
surviving partners Of Alexander Wheless,
late partners as Bankers, under the firm and
style Of Pratt Il Wheless, or Wheless &
Pratt) and, also, that the defendants, Ed
ward Parkman and Hanson A. Risley, are
nOn-resideEts Of the State Of Tenn; il is
therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master,
that they make their appearance herein, at
the office Of the Clerk and Master of the
Chancery Court at Jackson, Tennessee,
on or before the 1st Monday in Au-
gust, 1913, being rule day Of said Court
and plead, answer or demur 70 complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed As to them, and set for hear.
ing ex-parte; and that 3 CODY Of this order
be published for four consecutive weeks in
the Jackson Wing and Tribune.D TIN.
23d Of May, 1873.
ID. N. WISDOM, an.
E. ]. & J. C. Read, and VIM, III. smifh
SOls. for ComplAinanta.
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the PubIic.

Having become Wholesale Agents for
Lancaster's 'AIum and Iron Mass
we propose to supply Druggist and dealers
at lowest wholesale prices. All invalids
and persons suffering from any form OF
chronic disease, are invited to give it a
trial. The Mass Is no patent medic
cine, but the product obtained from min
eral water by evaporation. As tonic, alb
sorbent, and Alternative, it Is unrivalled.-
Send for circular 10
Nicely & PYBAs,
Wholesale Agents, Jackson, Tenn
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Church street.

TsVuE, valuable Church property offered
far ale in our columns IS most desl-
Lilo for business houses, and Will be di-
yided into three lots Of ~ iss' f front on
c SIS1r street, running back q Ieet, and
are offered for sale separately OF SI,I W -
Y. rs.stor- Rev. Father Nofan, AZ the YES
tr us n The rear Of the Church, DetSesn pc
hours non Of Q q. N. and P. n ~
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Mill Machinery - Agricultural
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gins.

Any one in want Of Mill Machinery,
AZ ricultural Implements, or the best Cot
ton Gin ever used, would do well to call on
J. N. PARKER & Co., or on W. W. Gates,
at Jackson, who can order these articles up
on terms that will give perfect satisfaction.
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Millinery.

Mrs. Farris wishes TO inform the ladies
of Jackson and vicinity that shS has now
received her Spring and Summer stock of
Goods, a selection of the most elegant taste
and stgIe. Call and examine them.
Rooms on Market street, I'd door from
Main, up stairs. apll2- SIN
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@rARN ENoAMpAfKNT. No. 10 John II.
stark. e. p: Thomas Corrin. II. p; Rich
ard Rc,lmnn. 8. w: n. u. Dashiell. Scribe
Meets every 2d and 9TH Tuesday night Of
p1sh month
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ne DesI 0ln III use get inc AuplOfSu
India Rubber Brush Gin," manufactured
by JAS n. HICKS,
Bells Depot, Tenn.
Agents.. NJ. Parker IS Co., jackson,
Tenn; JnO. Williams, Coffee Landing
Tenn; Rev. John ii. Day, Juno, Henderson
Co, Tenn. The experienced W. b HICKS,
who has been for forty years engaged in
making Gins, is General Travelling Agent
for the Factory, who inspects all Gins be-
fore they are sent out. may6-12m-
~ Stop these Chills that have been har-
RAISING you SO long, as they sometimes end
in that fatal disease called by some the
"Up. Country Yellow FeYer'' They can
be very easily stopped by taking SIM.
MONS LIVER REGULATOR. Do moi
delay, go at once to your druggist, and gel
a package and be cured.
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MADTsoN ToDGK. No. 16.-Thos. Corrin,
v. a.: John r. Bolts, V. O.: Jno. T. Stark,
.Sccrrtarys David IIamptSn-T Treasurer: Rev.
!. A. Heard, Chaplain. Meets every Thurs
Inv nipht.
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The Fire

Has burned up many Doors, Sash, &C.,
but there is large stock OF DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, &C., at
r. W. ANDREWS,
No. Z Market street, and he has them for
sale. Also
GLASS,
PUTTY, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED
OIL, TURPENTINE, NARNISH, COL
ORS and PAINT BRUSHES, cheap for
CASH. Don't be deceived but 20 and sec
for yourself. He means what be says.
Jackson, Tenn, Feb -, 1S73-I2m
Engine aud Boiler,
Six horse power, for sale. Apply at
WIS AND TRIBUNE Once. noT16-tds
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.anIc Meetings OF .IacksoB.

t,CKsu~ rCONI ASDHV. No. l3.--John
hester. Eminent Cammanhs'r.: John l..
rr"wn. Rernrder. Meets on the ~ Mon
lay night NJ each msnth.
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BILLIARD HALL

Is fitted up with superb style, and IS sap
nlied the best OF Billiard Tables and appur-
tenances, afIording pleasant and harmless
recreation as well zs amusement
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CLINTON u. A. CHAPTER. No. - las.
D'COnnnr, n. r.: Rev. T.. MeNair, X; j.. X.
'hnppell. S. Meets 81 Friday each month.
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New Time TnbIe ". a %. u. IA.
Trains going North,
Mail Train ............ 1888 p. m.
Express Trair .-..... 1913 p. m.
f.. Trans going 50 nh,
Mail TRAIN -. 1880 a. m.
Evnrrss Train. 49,. ...... =. o.. .lI:.9 y. NJ.
VT Roth Mail and Express run through
20 Mobile.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
NJ ~ Tr,iu for humboldt.
Leaves Jackson. Tenn. $40 y. m.
~ ross train for Humboldt.
loves Jacks Tenn. 7:i0 I'm.
bose trains 90 no further than
humboldt
VI III train tyr - CJrleHns
I."'ivcs lack son. Tenn. lN'sD a. m.
Fvu~"~s train for New Orleans.
etyos Jackson. Tenn Ii:35 pm.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-05-31
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JACKSON COTTON pIARKEr.

The market unchanged. Receipts
.ight-we quote as follows: