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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-26
Mail Arrangements.


For Portland and Boston at n as \ NJ and .: %
z. NJ. The latter mail arriving IN Portland Al ) IS
the neat morning.
Up mail, VIA Grand Trunk, al 2: IN z NJ
For Norway az $50 4. NJ, and for the western
part Of the County, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays, via Norway 40 same time.
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sg-All precepts by mail promptly attended TO-
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NAPHTIIALI MASON,

EPUT 8 III E II 1 F r
SOUTH PARIS, MAINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-26
ASSIGNEES' SALE
VALUaBLEMILL PROP
ERTY IND TIMBER
LAND!
1900 Acres Timber Land,
Spool Factory,
Steam Engine,
Dry Houses,
Board Mill,
ShingIe Machine,
Boarding House,
Dwelling House,
Stables, &C., &c.

DURSUANT to license from the Honorable
l. Edward Fox Judge OF the District Court Of
the United States, for the District or Maine, We
shall sell ut Public Auction on the premises, on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-26
Friday, the I2th day of September, A. -
1873, at o'clock In the afternoon,

Friday, the f2th day of September, A. -.
1879, at 1 o'clock I'm the afternoon,
the following described real estate, TO wit: A Ger.
Tain parcel of land situated In stoneham in the
County Of Oxford, with the buildings thereon, de-
scribcd rs follows, viz: Lots No. ,, a Ia the
Sth Range. Lots NO. X In the 9Th Range, Lots
No. & in the 10 Range of Lots in the 1T Dlyis-
ION In the town of Stoneham, also Lots No. 2, ,, T.
), 6S in Is. Range, Lot No. . in \ Range, in the
Sd Division in said town, and Lot No. o. in tie
town OF Mason, containing 100 acres more or less.
This property is the wel.kh0wn SPOOL FAC
TORY of GEO h. PAUL, situated IN the town OF
StOneham, about three miles from the village Of
East stoneham. The main building is lO0NjO feet
two stories high besides the basement, well
built and warmed b., steam. The power b furnish.
cd by an engine OF 10 II. r., nearly new. The In.
CINE house Is 30Xa5 feet, firmly aud securely built,
and furnished with n plentiful supply Of good
water. The Dry iIsuSc il a substantial building,
j0x60 feet, well furnished with steam pipe. The
Mill contains set spool Machines, , Saving Ma.
chimes, BOARD Mill, Single Machine, l staye
Machine, Cut on saw, Planer, aud Steam
Elevator. put Ia at a cost of over 500.
There is also near The Mill, a large boarding
House, stories high. that viii accommodate ~
persons, six Dwelling houses and stable.
The Factory Is situated near the centre Of the
lot which contains about 1870 acres, covered with
heavy growth mainly OF Red Oak, White Ash,
White Birch, spruce \ Hcmock.
In connection with the above will be sold large
bay Colts, souell Horses, I HOrsc-Cart, l sled,
sleigh and Pole, Pung and Harnesses, Hal
ters. We shall sell the right we have la said
property as Assignces in Bankruptcy of the said
Geo. T.. Paul, which il ;he right to redeem tine
same from certain mortgages and iDcumbranccs
amounting TO about 81, DOO, 4 large portion OF
which does not become due for several years. Full
particulars of these incumbraBce Will BE- furnished
on application.
Also at the same time and place, lot Of pr.
sOuul DrOUcrtv belonging 70 said estate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-26
THE DRIVES, SCENERY
THE STALLION
Il Young Sky Lark "

WYE the undersigned hereby certify that the
w Stallion, young Sky Lark" is owned
by rs, and Is TO be kept the coming season for
mares or breeding purposes at the stable or
, 1873-11-27
An GlLi1ln stPotJutch.s,

anys: "Three rich. Iudin1iB and tlrco Hquaws
dorm tho Sound, who wanted to do something
good and libcral before going to tho 'hnppy
huatinE grounds gayo u grand potlatoh near
Freopors, in King County, during tho past few
daya. Thoy commenced giving on Saturday, and,
except Sunday, continued their carnival hoyeral
days, wl,eu everything In tho world tho three III
dians and their HquawH possessed Ind boon given
away. About $4,000 IN money, and S1.000 IN
gooaH Qthe aeou,n1lstons Of tlelr lifatlmes) wore
given to 3,700 other Indiana Long notice WAS
given, and they gathered togethor from oyory
poiut west OF tho Cahcatlo 1lountainR-many
going Oh horsoback, hundreds by stoamor, md
thu remainder In CANOES, Of which, no less thau
2G0 woro there nt ono tifnc.h
, 1873-11-27

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TOE SALE-A GOOD FARM oFl50 ACRES WITHIN
half mlo OF Chebanso village, At panic rriops. Cal
on or address e. &, RIOiMOND. Chn.ianse, Iii.
, 1873-11-27

no RENT :, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. ROOMS
East Rnudoph-st.. uoar Sherman and fremont Housos
RnQtn III.
, 1873-11-27

MACHINERY,
11OH SALE-TlIIEE NEW STATIONARY STEAM
onEnrs; onp a11tH, ona BIlb. BSlu. Arpy 10 Ch
oago h1uam Esgins Wurks. suutAuas4 oorusr Michigan
and Fra,lki.stS,
KTEW AND NEUOND.HAND IRON AND W{l(1D-
N4sh;mit9? Maeklni,!S Ta"|s \ panic ptIuus..
, 1873-11-27

T9RlOK AND LIhiE-IlAVlNu A NUMBER OF
~ parties WIG wish 10 build ia tho spTing, desire to
hs rs III sae q 19Sa VIII naK sn
sEk 1utslds ot ai.y, Addtes1 N d. TrlGups ulNas,
, 1873-11-27
TO EENT--ROOMS.

no oMEST-;A , PLEASANT "a M S1EEP5}I;Nq.RooM Ii IN IN 4
Madison @ 9Ha @MqnESs isSnt enly Sla M Mon Apply
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
baptist Female Seminary

The following is brief summary OF the
commencement exercises Of the above In
stitute.
The annual sermon was preached at the
Seminary Hall by Elder Gwaltney, of Rome,
GR., and from what we can learn, was q
very Sble and eloquent discourse. On
Monday and Tuesday following, the exam
nation was continued, giving entire salts
faction to both patrons and friends. On
Wednesday night tho annual concert was
given at TOmlin's Hall, which was pro-
nounced one Of the best musical concerts
ever given in our city. Misses Benjamin,
Chpppell, West, Senter and Pettus read cs-
says, but owing to the inattention sf the
vast crowd, only Miss BcDjamin's could be
distinctly heard. The essays were all very
fine productions. This class were present
ed with diplomas for having finished in the
several schools. 1t takes master mind to
get the degree Of NJ. A., at this school.
The standard is very high, superior to
many Of our male colleges. Prizes in the
various departments were awarded by
President johnson, and the concert closed
by a master piece Of vocal music, rendered
by the vocal class. Misses lessee and Hart
acquitted themselves with great honor and
credit.
This school as we learn, Will commence
its next session on the Fad Monday in Sep
TENDER, under moro favorable auspices
than ever, and should be literally patron
lied. 1t strives to give ats patrons the
worth Of their moneys not opposed 10
any other school stands on its own merits,
and will continue TO do all that it can to
keep the standard OF female education up
TO the highest mark. The very superior
advantages that our city has for female ed
ucati0n, has done and win do as much to
build up our mutual interest as any thing
else. We learn from the managers of this
school that i, aim is TO advance and not
as 4 rival of any other sehoOl-to pull down
the standard of education in our midst, and
it deserves liberal patronage.
Our Baptist friends should take os9eciai
pride In its career, and we hope that they
will unite in their efforts TO promote its fu-
ture prosperity and renown. This school
has established high reputation, stands
upon foundation of assured security-Snd
we both hope and believe that its future
will be more brilliant than its past. We
are proud Of It's history and viii rejoice at
every bright page added to 1t In the future.
Nav ITS success be unbOunded.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
BLUE LODGE.

MEssRS. EDITORS. - Married on the
morning Of the 18th inst, our distinguish
cd townsman and friend, J. z. Randolph,
in Arkansas, and Miss Bette Duke, Of Ar
kansas County, Ark, daughter Of the late
Fountain Z. Duke, formerly Of this eoun-
~. The bridal party arrived ON the 18th,
and were met with the bright smiles and
glad welcome Of many friends. On last
night, the 10th, at dewy twilight, the
streets Of our beautiful village were throng-
ed with a grand procession Of the young
ladies and gentleman OF our Village and vi
cinity. en- route for the residence Of Maj.
Randolph, TO answer TO the cordial invita-
ZION Of that noble old veteran, to celebrate
the return Of his noble and gallant son
with his fair bride. After the procession
arrived and were comfortably seated, they
were entertained for a while with piano
music, by those lovely young ladies, Miss
Gale Adams, of COrinth, and Miss d. Far
row, Of Henderson, occasionally assisted by
the bride. who are all certainly bright stars
in the musical galaxy. Then came the an
nouucemeat VI supper, where over two
hundred paItook of the grandeSt feast we
ever witnessed. The unparalleled beauty
Of the table. and grand array Of 5 BOD
things. were due 10 the taste and supervi-
sion Of DR.. J. II. and Mrs. Larwill, Of Boil
war, assisted by Mrs. A. q. Simmons, Ms.
W. f. ROWsey and Miss ID. Alexander, Of
our town. supper being over, the process
sion was formed and escorted by the Mon
tezuma Cornet Band, discoursing music to
the palatial residence of the groom, where
every thing was furnished and lifted for =
grand social party, in the participation Of
which every one seemed unusually happy.
The taste, dress and intellectual appesr-
ance of the audience was never eclipsed in
this sunny CLINE.
May the manly groom and his beautiful
bride long live 10 eujsy the sweets and
highest bliss Of the noble life so propitiOus-
ly begun. b.
Montezuma, Tenn. June 21, 1873.
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COMMERCIAL.
JACKSON COTTON mARKET.
General Markets.


NEW IRISH POTAToEs-S5 = bushel
ders Wholesale 9Izc. Hams, sugEr-cured,-
wholesale, 161Ec-
kLoUh-P Dbl, wholesale, $S912.
MEAL-p bush, wholesale, 15tgSOc.
DRIED ERUIT-Appies, u d, wholesale,
DC. Peaches, do, do, S9810c.
SUUAR-New Orleans, wholesale, ilGl4c.
COFfEE-wholessle, 23d26c-
MOL-ASSES-Wh olesale, 65Q1Sse.
HOaErgY-R d, retail, 4c.
GRITs-R b, retail, 4c-
NAus-% keg 81. Rates.
THREAD-Spun, . D, retail, l6@lSc.
WHIsKEY-R gall, wholesale, 81 OO9BS 30.
OYsIEIss-CoVe, 81 5O92 50 y dOz.
CANDLES w hOlesale, 176a35c.
MACHEREL-By the kit, 81 50612 90
HIDB-Green, y ID, 56B7c. Salt, Size.
Dry salt, l2315c. Dry Flint, 15t017c.
LEATHER-Harncss and Sole, q d, retail,
4O@45c; Kip, do, do, zoe; Bride, do, DO ~
6160c.
CoRN-SheIled 7O075e 2 bushel.
BEESWAX-F} ID 2Oe.'
TALLow-R h 7GSc.
OLD lR0s-73 ID 1<eel5zc.
CHTCKKHS--sQ dOz- $3Gb4.
DUCKS dsZ. e 0044 90.
BuTTER-R b. 2J6135e. scarce
EGGS-B d01s SQc. scarce.
LARD- q b 1O1E@121Ec.
Live stock.
BEES CATTLE-Net, G@7c.
sHEEP-S bead - 50@3 90 Extrs lne
SA9s@
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Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash. .-.... SjO0,OOO
The money to-P uy all these \ Ms Ia fuIIis
now upon deposit in the Farmers and
Drovers' Bank of Louisville, and set aside
for that purpose, and can only be used for
that purpose, as Will be seen by the follow
ing certificate Of the Cashier:
Office Of FAIiAIEIss' & DHOvEhs' BANN
Louisville, ky., April :, 1872.
This is TO certify that there is in the Far
meTs' and brewers Bank 10 the credit Of
the Third Grand Gift Concert. for the ben
eft of the Public Library of Kentucky. i've
hundred thousand dollars, which has been
set apart by the managers to pay the gifts
in fun, and will be held by the bank and
paid out for this purpose, and this purpose
only II. :. WEIGH, Cashier.
The party, therefore, who holds the tick
ct drawing the capital GIFT will get 100000
the $4,000, the $4,000, the $4,000, the
5000, and all the other gifts, 1000 in num-
Der, amounting to S500,O00.
The remnant OF unsOld tickets will be
I furnished TO those who first apply (OnleTS
accompanied by the money always having
preference over agents) at the following
| prices: Whole tickets, SO; halves, 50; and
quarters, 81 so; IL whole tickets for S1OO;
% for 500 lib for 81. LOCO, and SO for 50 GOO
/ No discount on less than 500 worth of tick
cts at "A time.
| The concert and distribution of gifts will
begin at O'Clock on Tuesday morning,
| July 8, in Public Library hall, and the fol
| lowing will be the order of proceedings
| 1st Music by orchestral band. ID. Placing
Of tags Zone for each ticket sold) in large
wheel. Sd. Placing OF gifts in small wheel
/ 9Th. Music by orchestral band 9Th. EX.
| planatOry remarks by President. 9th,
| Drawing of first half OF gifts. eth Music
| by orchestral band. Stb. Drawing OF last
| half Of gifts. 9Th. Placing Of large wheel
/ with tags in hands OF committee appointed
| by audience. 10th. Grand orchestral con-
/ cert
The music on this grand occasion viii be
the best that can be prOcuredf and the gen.
tlemen who count and place the tags and
gifts in the wheels and sllperintend the
drawing and keep the record Of the drawn
numbers, will be chosen from the best
known and most trustworthy citizens OF the
State. All will be 50 conducted rs 10 be j
perfect guaranty against complaint from
j any just source
The payment Of gifts viii begin ON sat
urday, July u, at . o'clock a. m. Ticket,
/ drawing gifts must be presented AT room
No. ,, Public Library building, where cash
checks upon the Farmers and DroYers
Bank Of Louisville, or sight drafts upon the
Fourth National Bank Of New York, at the
option OF the holder, will be given for the
! tickets. All gifts not called for in months
| from the drawing will be turned over u
the Public Library fund.
THOS. L. BRAmLETTE.
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky.
tfJulyI LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT.
A Full Drawing Certain
100000 in Bank to Pay Gifts.
10000 Cash Gifts Paid in Full.
800, 900 For Only Ten Dollars.

ENOUGn Of the IOO, OO0 tickets issued for
IA the THIRD GRAND GIT CONC ERT, in
aid of the Public Library OF Kentucky,
having been sold 10 insure fun drawing,
and the wish having been universally eX-
presSed that the 10000 cash gifts offered
should be drawn in full and paid in fun
without any sealing down, as heretofore.
the management, with the concurrence Of
the trustees, have determined 20 allow nine
ty days more for the sale OF the remnant Of
tickets LEFT on hand. The concert and dis
tributiOR advertised for April Sth, is there
ON which day, and no other, they all posi-
lively and uneqUiYocally take place IN the
Public Library Hall, Louisville, by.
At this grand concert the following cash
gins will be distributed by lot and paid in
fun 70 the ticket-hOlde.s who draw thene
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
IMPORTANT MEETING.
Action of the Citizens Union
Committee, Etc.

The Executive Committee OF the Citizens
Union, at a meeting on the night of the
18Th, had the following action with refer
enee to the new State Convention TO con-
vcne in this city on Tuesday, 10Th Of July.
They resolved TO heartily cooperate with
the movement and to extend to all friends
of the enterprise. cordial welcome 10 our
city on the 18th.
The hospitalitics OF the city are extended
20 the delegates and a large attendance dc
sired. Extensive arrangements for rccciv-
ing and entertaining the DELEGATES during
the convention will be promptly made.
Every facility will be afforded by the cit
liens Of Jackson to make the occasion a
grand success.
The following committees were ap-
pointed.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENT.
Robert Gates, Chairman; Prof 4. &.
Jones, L. Z. Talbot, Il. W. McCorry, Thos.
Blair and John I. stark.
COMMITTEE OF INCEPTION.
DR.. Alex. jackson, Chairman; J. L. Ii.
Tomlin, W. w. Gates, DR.. ]. W. Cox, Hon.
d. H. King, J. W. Anderson, John W.
Campbell, Col. Ii. 1. Chester, w. z. Rob
ertson, DR.. Robt. Fenner and Mai. X. d.
Hurt.
The committee Of arrangements viii ap-
point ali the other committees, and take
such other steps as may be necessary. II
is intended TO have a ball and party, and
Picnic dinner during the meeting OF tbs
Convention. Ia short Jackson VIII prepare
to give the delegates to the new State Con.
vention 4 magnificent, as well Us a hoSpita.
blt welcome.
Old and young Of both sex viii vie with
each other in making the occasion one Of
rare enjoyment to every visitor, and one
long and pleasantly TO be remembered by
them.
The Committee of Arrangements viii
meet in the editorials rooms of the Whlp
and Tribune on Monday night, ats O'Clock
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
Public Masonic Installation at
Denmark, June gath. .E


A large number Of our Masonic Frater-
nifty, accompanied by tAdr NJ. +. Grand
High Priest, John w. Paxton, leu Jack
son on st. Johns day, to assist their broth
ers Of Denmark IN Installing the officers Of
both Chapter and Lodge. 49,
The ceremonies took place at the Presby-
terian church, which had been kindly ten
dered them for that purpose. The officers
were installed by Brother Paxton, assisted
by Brother Jas. O'Connor as Deputy for
the oeeasion-after which a beautiful sd
dress was delivered by Elder Harris, to a
very large and approciative aundience.
Then came the dinner which was all that
could be expceted-eyen from the citizens
Of Denmark, who are famous for good dim
ners, it was sufficiently liberal to feed one
hall the town after satisfying the appetite
Of the large number present. 8After dinner
whiiu enjoying some ice lemonade, Of which
there was an abundance, and while sitting
in the dense shade that surrounds the
Lodge and church, we could not but regret
the failure, so far, of the narrow gauge
railroad, which ought to bring the citizens
Of Denmark and Jackson within a few
minutes ride Of each other. This matter
was mentioned to A L. Reid who seemed
to fully appreciate the force OF the remark;
and 1t is to be hoped that he with his
friends, will govern themselve accordingly.
1t was all in all most delightful Oeca-
sion, and the Jackson party were delighted
beyond expression with the Trip, and the
great hearted hospitality Of the Danes"
The following are the names Of the Of
fcers installed on the occasion:
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28

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 emp0riums Of
fashion. Also has on hand ButIeriek's
Celebrated Patterns. Rooms on Mar
ket street, ID door from Main, up stairs.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
personal.

AZ. John u. Bond, who has been suffering
with rhsumas. I'm for several months, went
~ 81. Louie on Wednesday, 10 test the
vir4sseS Of the Turkish bath. We hoPe he
nay receive perfect relief.
Capt. W. G. Tenn wss in the CITY on
MONDAY. He was lool ne unusually well
and Fictitious lie was recently promoted
to the title and honors ot a Papa hence his
extra good looks. perhaps.
Mr. II. H. Binrord. whose health his not
been very good for several years, started on
Tuesday for Colorado TO spend the summer.
We hope that the prrc, bTacing air OF the
mountains aud plains viii prove beneficial.
aud ere long restore him TO his fsTn''y and
friends IN perfect health.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
IF Won Want

The best Gin in use get the Improved
India Rubber Brush Gin manufactured
by JAS. n. hicks,
Bells Depot, Tenn.
Agents.. NJ. Parker & Co., Jackson,
Tenn; Jno. Williams, Coffee Landing
Tenn; Rev. John Il. Day, Juno, Henderson
Co, Tenn. The experienced W b. HICKS,
who has been for forty years engaged ID
making Gins, is General Travelling Agent
for the Factory, who inspects all Gins be-
fore they are sent out. mayS-12m.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
MARRIED,

In Williamson county recently, Mr.. Jer-
~ OCOnnor, Of this city, and Miss Kite
hickman, Of Williamson.
The bridal party are making a tour across
the plains to California, and will spend sew
eral weeks at the residence Of the bride
groom's brother, in Grass Valley in that
State, returning home 10 this city in July
or August. We most heartily congratulate
the worthy pair on their union, and be-
speak for them useful, honorable and hap
nv lives
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
Millinery.

Mrs. Farris wishes 70 inform the ladies
Of Jackson and vicinity that shs has now
reesiyed her Spring and Summer stock Of
Goods, a selection OF the most elegant taste
aud STYLE. Call and examine them.
Rooms on Market street, I'd door from
Main, up stairs. aplla jm
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
ChOIera!

II you would avoid this dreadful seouige
Of the human race Use "Alum and Iron
Mass" Then you osn eat what you please
as It always improves digesdon-relieves
pains in the boweis-and stops d.arrhes.
For saleb by NFELY & PYBAs.
yunP 23-4
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
Church street.

FUNHE valuable Church property ohsfes
f,r s1lc IN cur columns l. most del
rglle for business houses, sud VIII he d.
vsdrd into three lots, OF 225s feet 'front.' on
Church street running back - iect, aud
are offered for sale separately or collect ~
". For information and terms. sfIly 70
the Pastor, Rev. Father mol AZ ,he N a.,
~ IN the rear OF the Church, between the
b61rs OF a. N. and 8 p. N. feb LII.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
Original Attachment.
The State of Tennessee, Madi-
son County.
Geo. w. Cain Va. ID. II. Swink

Geo. w. Cain Va. d. L. Swink.
= this case complainant, u. w. Cam
Il having made oath that defendant, ID.
L Swink i justly indebted 10 him, and that
said Swink Is Z noB-resident OF the State
OF Tennessee, and having obtained an Org
inal Attachment. which has been levied On
the property OF the said SWink:
1t Is therefore ordered that publication be
made IO- four consecutive weeks IN the
Wing and Tribune, Newspaper published
IN the City ct Jackson, Tenn, notifying
said Swink te appear before me, or some
other Justice Of the Peace for said county
At my office IN Plnson, OF Saturday, 18th
day OF July, 1873, and make defense, or the
June. 1873.
JaRe2l-4w. s. s. I&OGERs, J.P
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28
Original Attachment.
State of Tennessee, Madison
| County.
C..S. Cain vs.. D. r Swink.

County.
Z. 5. Cain vs.. D. r. SsVink
IN this case complainant, c. 5. Cain. hsv-
Il ingmade oath that defendant, d. K.
Swink Is juStly indebted TO MIN, and is q
nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee, ami
having obtained an Original Attachment
which has been levied on the property Of
the said d. II. Swlnk:
II is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks. in the
Wing and Tribune, newspaper published
IN the city Of Jackson, Tennessee, notifying
the said ID. r. Swink 10 sppear before me
or some Justice OF the Pence Tor said conn.,
~, at my Office in PinsoH, on Saturday, the
18th day OF July, 1875. and make defense 81
the same viii be heard eX parts. This I4tb
day Of June, 1873.
June2I-4w. a. S. ROGERS, J p.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28

FUNDING BILL.-We call atten-
ton to the COMMUNICATION of ga citi-
zen," in another column That
there is a common demand for a
meeting of the Legislature to repeal
the funding bill is very evident
That bill would be repealed by G
two-third vote of the people if the
opportunity was afforded, Eun!css
we have muchsmistaken public sem
tinent.-Mem. RsgJStey-'
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,..-n,e -urc.,ng. ss IacE..n.

T.rEyoN CogtMANpRY. No, i3.-Iohu
T;hester. Eminent Commander: J. g.
Smith. Regorder. Meets on The ~ Mon
.iav might % csrh nlsnth.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-06-28

BiHk- tumbled down stairs the
other day, and that wretch Bevins
said that il was & better proof of
the descent Of man than nay Darwin
had given.
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