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hlcAmoLa and Ianvilie Railroad.
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alter Sunday, October IS, 1872:
GOING NORTH.

IL 0ls
Trains leaving Niclmond Mt LEO p. H.. ard
at 510 A. NJ, connect at Greensboro With
points South. PassergeIe leaving Eiel nerd
ut 1.50 p. H., connect at G1eerttolo With,
train for all points East Of Greensho,o. las
senGcr train Leaving EaltiGh at 6 80 p. d.,
Mail TAIN, arriving in RicLmond ct 12 IS =.
al. JOHN R. MACMURGO,
General Freight AID Ticket agent.
T. NJ. II. yALctT. Engineer and Gen. supt
NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-29
MILAN ITEMS.

EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE:
This has been week of sorrow to many
Of our citizens, caused by the merciless
hand OF death. List Sunday evening DR..
Caldwell, who lived about five miles South
east Of town, breathed his last, surrounded
by many sorrowing kindred and friends.
He was a successful physician; had been
practiclng in this community for many
years, and leaves large circle Of friends
snG relatives 20 mourn their less. Monday
morning there were three eorpses in town.
Mr.. Daniels, a mechanic, and child OF
Alex. Williams, both Of pneumonia, and
Mrs Priest, OF consumption-her remains
were taken 10 Huntingdon and inferred.
Mr.. ShackIeford, a saddler by trade, died
last night of fever. Thcre are several cases
Of fever, but most OF thera conyalescent.
Improvement continues with an increas-
ed ratio. Several town lots were sold last
week; the parties contemplate building
Immediately.
The platform at the crossing has been
enlarged and the frame of the Passenger
Depot was raised yesterday. Citizens Of
the NOrtherR part OF town are rejoieed TO
see the laying of plank walk from the
Square TO that part Of the city.
Persons sejOuTning in our city, desiring
good accommodation and hospitable treat
ment, cannot do better than to put up at
! the TRIMMER House, which is convenient.
! ly located both to the business portion Of
| the city and crossing. Mrs. Trimmer is 8
lady of hotel experience and popularity
and keeps first class table.
Nessrs. W. B. Dickinson & Co. are il
7. eeipt Of fine stock Of merehandise, con.
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PINSON ITEMS.
DIroEs WING AND TRIBUNE:

EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE:
Trade continues duh in our.villsge, very
little cotton coming in, though our mer-
chants are ofTeripg liberal prices in the way
of discount.
On Saturday evening last, one Jerry
Jones, (coI.) living on the farm Of r. T.
Hamilton, near this place, got into a quar-
rel with one Alex Jones, (col.) when Alex
Jones drew a pistol and fired on him, in
llicting painful wonnd in the shoulder.
Both parties were in the house at the con-
mencement Of the fight. After Jerry was
wounded Alex retreated outside the house.
Jerry armed himself and followed, opening
brisk fire upon Alex, which was prompt
ly returned. After firing several rounds,
Jerry rctrcated for the house and Alex for
the woods. About this time our informant
left. Alex Jones is still at large.
W. T. Dismukes, who has been almost
constantly confined TO his bed for the
last twelve months, we are inform
ed, i now rapidly recovering. He has been
now for about six weeks under the treat.
mont OF Or. Durocher, OF this place.
Albert Sidney, eldest son of Col. J. j.
Johnson, Of this place, died on Monday
last, OF Typhoid fever. He was q promis-
ing boy, and we deeply sympathize with
the Col. in bis bereavement.
Mrs. Muse, who has been living in our
village for some time, has purchased prop
perty in jackson, whittier she intends NOV
ing at an early day.
Our school under the management of
Prof. Wright is progressing finely. 1t now
numbers some sixty odd students. The
Professor has succeeded In procuring the
services of Miss McDearmOn, of Trenton,
Tenn, to assist in the primary department.
Our citizens should use every exertion TO
have the institution completed as soon as
possible, rs it is badly needed.
The indications are favorable for another
wedding in town, or near by. We think
they ought to pass around the cake. d.
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BIEDON ITEMS.

NJ EssRs. EDITORS:
We have had an abundance OF rain This
week, but the clouds have passed Of, and
we now have clear, frosty weather, such as
a few Of our farmers that have not finished
the gathering Of thsir crops, are pleased to
see, as it Will enable them to get through
with their work, and be ready for the now
year, which is 10 close upon IA.
Two citizens who left this community a
few years ago, TO try their fortunes IT, the
Loac star State, have returned and arc, we
presume, satisfied 10 remain in old Madi-
son. We learn that another family arc on
their way back, that left under similar cir
cumstances. our community will geve
them happy welcome.
The Rev. Tho. Boswell. of Macon, Tenn,
while on his way to Conference, gave us a
passing call, and delivered an excellent
sermon at the Methodist church on last
Sabbath. lie is gentleman of merit
We call attention of the citizens Of Me
don and vicinity to the card OF T. B. An
derson, which appears under the heading
of Medon Directory. He has just ordered
i large stock Of groceries, which he VIII
sell as cheap as can be sold anywhere in
the county. lie is also prepared TO buy
cotton at the highest market prices, and
pay the money for it. DUB.
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MAJOR SYKES AND THE WIG AND
TRIBUSE.-Maj. W. J. Sykes, in the Boil
var Bulletin Of the 21st, replies at length TO
what he is pleased 10 term the ''insinua-
tions Of the wing and Tribune" The
Majors reply is temperate and dignited,
and we most sincerely regret that his
speeches in Henderson County were not,
in tone and argument, in keeping with said
reply. Had they been, the WIG AND
TRIBUNE would not have ruffied the kind
" currents Of the Majors Philanthropic
heart. But all over Henderson County the
Major held up the WIG AND TRIBUNE
and Jackson as scare-crow before the
good people Of that county; garbled our
editorials and grossly miscOnstrued our
meaning 10 serve and further the interests
he then represented. Hence we were
forced to give the MAJOR lesson, which we
hope we will not have to repeat, and which
we earnestly pray will prove valuable to
him in the future. Personally, we highly
esteem the Major, and We would not, know
ingly, rob him Of single laurel. That his
future career may be redundant with sue
cess and honor is our most sincere wish.
CORRECT TIIE.-E. n Kelly, our cner-
setic and skilIful Jeweler-always ready
and willing to advance the interest Of Jack
son, has constructed an Observatory on Lib
srty Street, in front Of his JeweIry Palace
This Observatory is built Of solid brick ma
sorry and stone, at cost Lincludlng his
Transit Instrument) Of over 800, by which
means, when properly set in position, he |
will be able TO furnish the citizens Of Jack |
ION the correct time FOR this latitude. His l
instrument was manufactured by John 1
Bliss Il Co., New York, and with it Mr.. |
Kelly informs Us that he gets The Meridian |
'assage Of the y. star, which position ena-
lies him to take observation or the sun,
hereby getting the exact time for this
ongitude. Hereafter our people may feel
urc that KeiIy's time is entirely correct to
second. These observations will be taken
weekly, TO be sure that Jackson time is per
,ctly correct. Toe much cannot be said in
lr. KelIy's praise for his Hberality and
ubIic spirit in giving to the citizens Of
ackson "a time calculated from our own
1ngitudc which lie guarantees perfectly
9rrect.
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General Markets.

BAGGING-3 yard IG@16Jlc.
TIEs--3 ID 9L@1Cc.
BACON-Sides, wholesale, SIZE. Shout
deTs. wholesale 74@Sc. Ham, sugar
cured, wholesale, 15c.
BULK MEATS-Sides, Sc.
FLoUR-8 Dbl, wholesale, S1@1I 90.
MEAL-f3 bush, wholesale. 754S0c.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples, y b, wholesale
DC. Peaches. do, do, S910c.
SUGAR-New Orleans, wholesale, l03l3c
COFFEE-whOlesale, 2G@29c.
MOLASSES-W Wholesale, G5GTJc.
HOMINY-B d, retail, 4c.
GRITS-9 b, retail, &c.
NAILS-9 keg 81. Rates.
THREAD-Spun, q b, retail, IG9ISc.
WHISKEY-F} gall, wholesale, 81 0O43 so
OYSTERs-COYe, 81 1902 40 = doz.
CANDIES-W hOleSale, l6150231[c.
MACKEREL-By the Kit, 81 5O92 -.
HIDEs-Green, = h, 4c. Dry salt, &c,
Dry Flint, Zoe.
LEATuER-Harness and Sole, q II, retail,
40@45c; Kip, do, do, 60e; Bride, do, do, d
@60c.
CoRN-Shslled 65@75c 2 bushel.
BEESwAX-F2 ID 25@2Sc
CALLOw-3 b 7@Sc.
OLD iRON-8 h 14@14c.
TURKETS--f2 dOz. Sl2@i4. Retail 81 y
@sI so.
CmeKENs-R doz. 81 5O@3 90.
DUCKs-p doz. - 5Oa4 90.
BUTTER-f8 ID. 30@3Jc.
EGGS-53 doz. 30@35c.
LARD-3 b 1l@l5c.
Live stock.
BEEF CATTLE-Net, 4ajc.
SHEEP head 81 80 Extra fine IS.
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HENDERSON ITEMS.

EDITORS WIG AID TRIBUNE:
am glad to be able to report that the
difficulty between Mr. T. II. Bagwell and
Mr.. w. IL. Pierce, has been satisfactorily
adjusted.
/ We have had more lively times, COM
mereialIy and otherwise, the last day or
| two. Cotton is coming in more freely I'M
| der the stimulus Of the recent slight ad-
vance in the price Of the staple and there
seems to be more disposition on the part Of
farmers, to part with it, than at any time
during the season. The price ranges here
from 10 to 12H cents per pound, and al
though this seems TO be a small price; the
farmers are becoming satisfied that the only
way to kill the panic is to bring their pro-
duce forward and realize.
The weather for the last few days has
been simply fearful, and l would suggest
to "Old Probabilities" the propricty of re-
adjusting his ''fxins" if he desires to be a
success as prognosticatst. To-day: Mon
day. being cold, raw day, and therefore
sacred to Tom and Jerry, witnessed a
suspension of the panic here, or at least il
seemed so from the large number of care
less and happy looking men on the street,
and the reeklessness with which they
swappod horses, aud the double-looseness
with which they run over horse-racks and
other distinctions.
AS an item of interest to many of your
readers in this section, will mention that
our enterprising merchants, Messrs. Cason,
O'Neal Is Co., have fitted up the second
story Of their new brick store, for first class
furniture ware rooms, ald feeling justly
proud Of this branch of business in our
town, will mention that they are just now
in receipt of 4 large stock Of new furniture
which they are Offering at panic prices, and
are happy to say that the irrepressible and
ever genial G. Chris Savage will be found
presiding over this department.
Yesterday cur town was thrown into
some excitement over the burning of Mr..
T. NJ. McGOwan's house, by which he sus-
tanned the loss Of all his worldly goods, but
Immediately after it was generally known
that he had been so unfortunate, Mr.. Jack
simmons. DIR. f. II. Fuller and other be-
neyoleRt gentlemen Of the village and
neighborhood, took the matter in hand,
and before night had raised handsome
subscription for the benefit Of the stricken
family. The kind hearted and christian
citizens who contributed so literally to
Mr.. McGowan's wants, have his deepest
thanks, and deserve great praise fer this
exhibition OF their beneyoIence. TAB.
Henderson, Tenn, Nov. >, 1875.
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PERSONALS.

Jas. NJ. Fortified, sound lawyer and q
clever gentleman, was in attendance upon the
Conference a lay delegate.
The Rev. j. A. Holt, OF Milan, was in the
city this week. He is one OF the most enterpri-
sing men in Tennessee, as well as one of the
most liberal.
Mr. w. G. Mcknight, of Louisville, son OF
our old friend Capt. Caleb Mcknight. Of Pin
son, made MS call on Thursday. Mr.. Nc
Knight represents the nrm OF Sheriff.. Son 4
CO., of Louisville.
Col. j. ID. Ozicr has become citizen OF
Madison county. Since the war he has been
living in Verona, Miss. but was horn and
reared liz Tenn. The Col. represents the Uni
verssl Life Insurance Company of New York.
We extend him n cordial welcome to old
Madison, and congratulate our people on the
acquisition OF so worthy aud valuable cit
lien.
We acknowledge lhe pleasure of call from
Col JnO. M. Stone, the gallant commander Of
the famous "a Mississippi Regiment, in the ar
my Of Va. The Col. has just been reelected
for n second term to the Senate Of Mississippi,
over two very popular competitors. His pOlit-
icAl future Is glowing with promises of in
creased popularity.
We had the pleasure OF meeting the Rev J.
II. Evans this week. He is attending the Cou-
ference, and is looking quite well. For four
years Mr.. Eyane was pastor of the LIST Metho
dist Church in this city, and no Minister ever
stood higher with his people, or was mere uni
versally esteemed by the public generally.
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DENMARK ITEMS.
oRs WING AND TRIBUSE.

EDITORS WING AND TRIBUNE:
TIE storm on Sunday 10th done eoEsid
cradle damage in, this locality, blowing
down trees, fences, and unroofng houses
An old landmark, Il beautiful willow tree
that stood on the old place OF Mr.. Strange
was blown UP by the roots; the top Of Mr.
| Taylor's Clubhouse, two miles East Of this
| place, was blown of. From every direc-
ion reports of damage done come in thick,
but happily no loss Of life.
! Improvements-We have a brick block
/ going up on the corner OF Main and Caron-
| delet Streets the first building of the kind
| (alI briek) ever built in this place. 1t is
| being built and put up by JEFF French,
cOlored, and will be occupied by him as a
Grocery and Restaurant. The extreme
high rents forced him to build.
The weather last Sunday, 23d, was one of
the rainiest days ever seen in this locality;
the largest amount Of water falling in the
same time ever known. ...
The health OF the town and vicinity never
was better, as a general thing.
Hog killing. to a Considerable extent, has
been going on the last week; though graat
many have none to Kill.
Our fat Tax Collector, Mr.. McRee, visit
ed cur town on the 18th. More money
changed hands than has done so since the
business season commenced all paid up
promptly, which made the Collector happy,
and left the people wondering what became
Of all the money collected for taxes.
Nothing else Of an interesting nature to
note only bird hunting is still the popular
amusement. We had one out at Col. Am
brosc Reid's last week, but owing to the
untitness of the day the hunting was not
very good but the dinner, like everything
else the Col. takes hand in, was splendid.
Several trains OF emigrant wagons passed
through here this week for the Far West
some % IN number some OF whom intend
settling in Haywood county, on the farm
of Mr.. Hart, 10 miles West Of Brownsville.
They were from Central Alabama.
Denmark, Nov. 2Gth, 1873.
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GADsDEN ITEMS.
.DTT0Rs WING Am TpIBT-Nr.

/ EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE:
A very severe rain storm with some hail,
passed over this place on last Sunday eve
ming, but We have not heard OF any serious
| damage done. Hard times and worse COM
Ing is the greeting Of all. Not much cotton
coming to market The farmers are hold
ing for better prices which we hope they
viii realize. So many OF our ftrmers have
neglected the corn patch and pigs and
bowed to King Cotton, the sequence Is
empty barns, with no hogs to Kill for the
next years supplies. One cheering sign
we can sec through the gloom now over US
is the large acreage being sOwn IN wheat.
All shOEld take warning from this year;
keep out OF debt; raise plenty 10 eat and
then Is 4 surplus, cotton, if we ever expect
to be an independent class.
The jOvlgl sE-Local Of the WING AND
TRIBUNE was IN our town last week look
ing after the interest OF his paper. Visit
Us often, Bob, and if you ever 'smii-' step
in at Stewards, the finest and best kept
Saloon this side Of Memphis, where you
will find the accommodating Will Evans,
ready to serve you in fixing up good
things.
We arc glad to see eur friend L. II. HaI-
ris, on the streets again after protractcd
case Of malarial fever.
Miss Mollie Wilson returned this week
from 4 lengthy visit to her friends in Mis-
sissippi. She will be pleased to see all her
old friends and customers at Sid Harris
fashionable dry goods stere, and show
them her fine Fall Stock just received and
being sold at panic prices.
Esquire Sims is moving into his fine
dwelling this week, which has just been
Mr.. Glenn Bsily, while engaged IN help
ing raise DIR. Hicks, new Gin house, on the
site Of the old one burned down q couple OF
weeks ago near this place, had his left arHi
badly crushed by the falling Of a heavy
piece Of timber GRANGER.
Gadsdcn, Crockett Co., Nov. 18Th, '73.
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sisting Of clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caP-
dress goods, &C.; ia fine everything in the
line OF dry goods merchant. They sell n
the very lowest figures. and are 80 Kind and
Obliging that It affords their customers .
pleasure 20 deal With them.
We can attention to y. !. uCU-e's cx-
cellent stock OF harness. saddle, brides,
etc, which be has on hand. Mr. House
keeps the very best OF sorkmen in his shop
has his work and repairing neatly and
promptly done. lie also solicits orders for
hne harness and saddles, Is a live and ener-
geiic man and has built up 4 good trade
There were two difficulties on the streets
yesterday. One Of them was fight on the
"Irish order" the other brandishing Of
cold steel-nobody seriously hurt in either
case The Recorder pocketed about SO.
These who dance must '.pay the fiddler"
We saw Hubert in Humboldt, yesterday
he looked hale and hearty as thor h he had
feasted upon several "opportuni .es."
The other night one Of the beardIess
beaux Of eur city, as he WAS returning from
a visit 70 his ''lady love, j." fell into = pond
near the crossing. Ho was hUmming al
hymenian, and faneisd he was walking in
the crystal-payed streets or some ideal city
when the catastrophe occurred.
FABIUS-
Milan, Nov. csth, 1878.
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denee in tins place on last Wednesday
night, Of dropsy Of the heart.
The election for municipal officers passed
OF quietly, our people securing 4 good set
Of Ben-most the billboard retained.
The concert at the NJ. E church, given
by the Sunday School, was a very crc,lita-
bic affair, and many CT the pieces rendered
by The school, we don't think can be ex-
eeIIed They propose giving another on
Saturday night, December 9th. We be-
speak for the school better weather than
they had on last Saturday night.
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Election Notice,

| \ pursuance OF an order 10 me directed
1 from the Honorable Board OF Mayol
and Aldermen, Of the city OF Jackson, / vii
open and hold an election, at the various
wards or voting places IN the city OF Jack
son, on the
First Saturday in January, 1874,
for the purpose Of determining, by the PEG.
pie, the question submitted by an Ordi
nance, passed by the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen, authorizing a subScFi ptiOn by
the city OF Jackson, in and TO the Jackson
and Birmingham Railroad, OF stock TO the
amount Of $4,000. Those voting in favor
OF the proposition, will put upon their tick.
els, for subscription. Those opposed, will
put upon their tickets, no subScri ptiOn.
The following named persons, are hereby
specially deputiZed to open and hold said
election, in their res Tective wards.
LIST ward, 7. l.. Kendrick.
End. ward, John Brooks.
81. ward. +. W. Wadley.
18th. waTd &. r. Lands.
Who viii make due returns 10 me At nv
Office, in the city OF Jackson, on the Mon
day after the election.
This 24th day Of November, 1873.
now 9-iw. Il. NJ. MAY, Sheriff.
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Nonresident Notice
In the Chancery Court of Madi-
son County, Tenn.

Robert w. Rose vs.. Cox, French & Co., ct al.
u this cause tappearing from compliments
l Dill, which Is swOrn-tO, that the defendants,
Fred ;. Cox, Alfred French and Jarvis Tur-
ner, partners in business under the firm name
OF Cox, French y Co., are non-residents of the
state of Tennessee; and il also appearing that
THIS cause was begun by attachment, on the
ground that said defendants, Cox, French Co,
are indebted 10 complainant by account in the
sum Of SAi7 80, commissions on snles of build
ing materials effected by complainant: for de-
tentants, to Geo. q. Perkins, Hopper & son,
ID. II. King and Allen Deberry, all of whom
reside in jackson, Tenn, and Il also appearing
that said attachment has been issued and levied
on the several amounts owing said firm, Cox,
French q Co., by said Perkins. Hopper & son.
hlng ana Deberry.
1t is therefore ordered by the Clerk & Master
that publication be made in the Wing and Tri-
Dune, newspaper published in the city of
Jdckton, Tenn, TOUR consecutive weeks, notify
ing all the nonresident defendants in this
cause, 10 appear al the Office OF the Clerk a Mas
Ter, Jackson, Tenn, on 6ribefOre the fist Mon
day IN January, 1874, that being a rule day Of
this Court, and plead, answer or demu to COM
plainants bill, or the same Will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing ex parte,
d. NJ. WISDOM, {. * NJ.
Muse d Buford, soils for compt nOv2g-it
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The foIIoWlng IS Thu Stays quotations
in the leading markets of the country
Nashville, Middling, 1f11c. Cincinnati,
Middling, 151sc. st. Louis, Middling, l43<c.
Louisville, Middling, 1870. New York,
MIddling, lG1<c. Memphis, Middling, I5I4
@l51zc. New Orleans not quoted.
Gold in New York closed at So, after
selling at 81.
LIVERPOOL, 2Gth-CottOn, MiddIlng SID.
Sales 1900 bales. Prices are quoted firm
eYerywhere and the demand active.
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Announcements.
For mAYOR-

We are authorized 70 announce ID. Il. KING
as = candidate for reelection 10 the Office Oh
Mayor OF the city Of Jackson.
We eFe authorized 10 announce JOHN Z. -
GARLAND As . candidate for Mayor Of Jars.
son. Election Ist Saturday IN January next.
We are authorized 10 announce Dr.. J. \. AR
RiNGfON as "a candidate for the office Of
Mayor of Jackson. Election Isl saturday in
January EeNt.