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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

- Iy an affiYy ut Sah-leagt on Mat day NOR II
\ 1ngBeniampI May nsfsi. rough brtt.f know u
sou sh- Paeliis coast ss 4 fig. Bel. fsoi aiNi
K sls,nhahly .p.srralIy ssmaas.&D. w. Gsxnt. q
= saloon keeper. the ball passing .hrong. IN
batter. Maynard g"s hi Tr+-t rle.'1i that
he il used for d police soy and infpr,ntr.
There il much feeling over tir. event. ~ Mr..
g4srsa,t wasea qui-ts1 peaceful ciiizeh. More
trouble. i. rxptcnd.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

A VIENNA -periai says that the distribution
OF prizes Mas asy.a y t;'ine affair. There "a<
not more than three Thousand persons i,r.-r
pnt. Arrln'uke Charles Louis ma.lr y c"if-
gratuato.v dress bil the sii, ess>f,il termi,,-
alton Of iie Exp,-iti",i. alter whEl = list Ut
tho successful l, ,.,n,,..rit.rs WAS r. all. ~2s
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22
ErfNa .fn,fsl Il. ! 81 llowsfonr Exlpedi.

4 isrfkR fs'nIi the 81 ilowsfon- Expedi
tichisass q AIR ~as U irat,di h,a the srrrs, 81
tirrl. us,er by Gen. Stanley. ard ina Cas-
ter marel' & II ib. rar e hlsro,nma.d Iii e MAJ 't
Who'll. day tsf"ir b. wa. rsta.,l fna'rr )
Iiei tltiIoiIii' .ii his arrest as an act s.f ~
rapny. while sstsulef' tnip, ssu-fainrd their
commander. ti-n. Stanley also caIs.+l he
sfstfuc tiaf. "a M M: liau rs Iii sainlt & s.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

In Roc kfor.i, Missuiiris hn the ID instant.
Pc. Morgan. weafihy farmer. attacke1
Col. Duriee. prominent lawyer. in his office.
wl.ea. .I,urfee ,eized, 4 heavy notary seal a, d
struck lin, over the head. Morgan fell, r.lrd
ou, The d.or and struck his head on the stone
step. fraetnriLg. bis skull. tie died N few
hours sfssrward Dultee surrendered hiaa-
t=lj 70 ne autssoTities. Ssss s.9. I
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22
'fnx Herald has. dis.nl,,rul That the

fnn Herald jhsSs dls,ssal.,rssl that the dis
tsucss between; ilrl.nas apt q ssire er"s.,rg> "i
the fpIlowsteise l. Only 3i2 mile. ,,m Air line
= orsfsnyY.kraflnae,s.g i''r' .a adis ~ nile.
- ~snr'eurrsisrrs tcmakethsd stxf.s asa 4niies |.
Hsda'i you better add l3s miles tor anglsys
You will then BE- able TO stick to vour old
figures, y.,I kn.swY RI
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

wAsHfSaTs.s 'iiispncss s.its "A m
: naunced tia, on Friday neAt ne d'raideni
I vii! lcrierFalei bis Silver s,si'fihgi aT "nv
Bratich. OF, = hich occasion ,hsy will .'e pres
ent '.otI6nD bis ,,aursliJe fslasiv' $. hu' sew
eral members ot 'hrs aiaa 81 AID q l' 81 OF
friends sraih StrS 5Earksq ~ v1atA4hG-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

MAJoR RRucx KEsIGNs.-Fhe following
casf appesrs in The Il ~ tssf ySe1Lty;
II Ysasn h"11 gfr Stirnr' ff t,.' Eax. n. IL
retir * from TIE paper. wish IT, extend
than { r sha cypIgSSyS II, '~n me by ri,e
pres Msiia1a ASH TOR The yieat kind *ss
aah i.otitfn~S> s!t,wu uir by ne ciiizns "f
Hsena durkg ;u ny ); sIas IL 20 I aBBEGt E.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

LAUGHING photographs are b coming 'lie
rag. O;m ehterpri>iug photographer eeps
string sfl VI sa,uri.ls. s lf:asi jokes IN fr nj
of the cams.ra 1" pr,alir.e broad grin on thu
face ot tile siiftr.-Er.
CAN'T se " h,-r-. the laughing comes ID.
Three seconds rra,iing If those ,kes w.,nli
III p, r>on for, Wese: iaiinn al = funeral
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22
Axsolti ,tppe.s Of sixtycalle,l !

ANsoldftppeI OF sixtyscalled on doctor I'd
gef remedy tor inflanied eyes. The doctor
told Ii nj he thought he coiift cure lim; bt,
ii would be- neeesss ~ for him 10 leave on
drinking entirely. Then farewell eyes,.
lsatd thS iastustxd drunkard. rs I'll u.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

SHEEP PWASTKD.-ffIDsc ot uur fe.ffcrs viii,
have t,afrls%of 'sifrep to-tiispose Of viii be
pleased to -learH that MessrS. w. b. Dance
aladH. ID. H.iuser. both prominent citizens
1T MoEraiia.are now in this Valley for the
purpose OF buying from two To three thouss
and head OF sheep. Thcse gentlemen cnlfl6
Ia us highly rec sfnmsnte,l as entirely re-
sponsible !. and we ean assure sheer owner
-tllatrilsy will b,iy the NUM- er stated. pro.
ivislasl they can get them ut reasonable figures.
We have noticed 4 Dip ,sition OH the part Of
stock owners o, advance prices whenever
purchasers come in from abruasI. This prac-
tice IL reprehensible. and IN fiitare we trusl
that s ilors liberal policy Will prevail, -
WalLa W. sLa SsatesD,dp. y gsf4 ssei .l5
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

A DuTcHMAN getting excited over An ac-
count Of an elopement OF married woman.
3 sve his opinion thus: IF my vie runs away
Yit anoder mans vile. shake him or. qfhi&
hsseohcs, IL shs be nt fadder, mine dd5Ss
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

JoAqUIS Miller has accepted challenge
tosride 10 the hounds against noted Engiisi,
sportsman. He says he will break che Eng
lish,nan's neck j. he can iind country rough
lsl0Hxh.a sssst aassEs4ea - ssHs
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

T IT has recently been discovered that tho
organ VI rational language lies In the third
conyolution of the Left anterior lobeo BRAN.
The third conyolution of the lett anterior lobe
of the brain is entirely wanting In = majority
Of the human family. . .,s4..,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

! A GEORGIA bride gets sweet description
In the local ncwspapsrl Sho is said 10 have
..leoked very lily. Graded in the golden
Rlimner Of some evening lake-a toam deck.
SNOW y. yet sunHushed among the ripplin&a
of some soft Southern sea-,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22
AVantGo urief
k{b ~ MORNING.. iAI'GUsri2s % ls7s
y e,sEfrs yyrissli1. Ed,tas.

.,l GhsissiaH Jacobs. y hicas"ap police eiiccr.
'.svss shot ,.,n3 ka.ib begt,a,NsIar Tuesday.
The murderer scaped. ssstEE9a'" ~ @4"f
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

Dawes received = 4. W supply Of groceries
Wednesday. among which il some excellent
old Rourbols. s'''s'--s 8 = .''si- 52'sss
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

: "A COLoRxDo sprng has snch extraordinary
virtues that the thinnsst women, after ,irink-
lug its wxter for = few monti,s, have no
further occasion for patldlng OF any sort. IT,
Is known rs the anti-cotton and hrstle slring.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

.
TABLE, ORDkR.-it can not be doubted blu
that tile appearance Of the table affects our
enjoyment Of the food. If not. why tnen.
dispense with table-cloths, and have tin plates
instead Of china. There. are many things
pertaining TO neatness., that take scarcely any
time IN tlleir executiot, and even the house
keeper who is her own cook and waiter. can
observe. if her attsntion is called to them.
Al present, we viii only refer to "dishing
up." "5tF.e :, .,..s.<z..,s, - qr.4..z, =.
So simple aiisarticle. as nasheds Potatoes 10
capable OF looking its best. A shapeless,
pudding mass. such as Is often dumped into
aish, is far from being attractiye,in appear
ancp. Smooth this dawn with a knife to =
neatly rounded surface, and the whole look
OF tieldisn is changed. Set the dish In y
iqhick oven 70 brown the surface, and you
have ~ work of art, 5sA 5yE -
s. What is More distressing than to zee q
roasted fowl come to :ne table flying" with
nutspread wings, ard legs looking as if tho.
bir had kick d before the fire. A turning
OF the wings and a bit OF string around the
legs. would have converted the ridiculous
locking object int a respectfully dressed
tpwl. ,,s8 s4 os,..r.1s1.,s. .s,s.f fs,si
Even so simple a. thing as mutton chops
may be neatly served or otherwise. Compare
dill otscliops thrown into the. plate ''hig-
giedy piggl+dy," with one in which the
small tnfs are all laid sone way, with the
broad portions slightly overlapping. and the
difference will be- manifest at once.
Such matters may seem trivial 10 some,
but nnch' Of our happiness is due to- Che OBJ
st.rva gee nj frifies s7sssa{ i si tf1fstE&.fis
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

al saa sasafR74 'si.s ,aer sssfs Ss,
.sysss ws4 II Asae .d5A4'f
assysyA q sIss& .Alss ssssssas ssyt: . 4lsa
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22
-stdkes' SII, ,0OODog. /.

There isa ST. QUO Niagfin this city. This
isa har,' statement 81 is.ct.f Tie way al it is
his: HE; new uucn,nf.r:al,ly iautpus:: Mr.
Stakes. 1T the NV trn IeHbs., awncI q;
r7ettrrs Icpatsd the best in: The city. Mr..
liarktr.. al,s. owrfr Of the noted stables whose
chiei .gl1,i.s are at IIa,hpdtn Park, awaiting
ihe tall meeting- u apts Il tIeseiter and tried
io purchase him. But Strikes had refused
$500 ,ior him, and didn't want To sell the dog. !.
Finally, Eowever. he told 3liarker, that. as
snertaps Ibis hintins ,d.Ys we're over.@ al
though lieaReuld nosi sell. he, wellll make
la {, iark+tl ii lresfliFot- -the.vtlos. The gem
erans sark~r wsllld nof, ,.ho~.y.r. accept the
friendly of,r Withuut u recipEoeal .ont. and
aS i.e h d nftercd 81 ,O0O. engaged ia him the
prptir. within a sp ctir.l llts, s,sinl OO0 >harss
al certain rairnad siecs.at "A Rapid turn in
/ Ir. market brought tile aforesaidstoaklto AN
a,yarce ut Sal i share. and that he goff.l .sl
promptly 10 nC1ke t,vs-s q Stokes tor the set
err, Tile speculative y0ltng. man. however.
said. ':Isetn I" :lit awhile; pfliaI,ssiI shall
nlale more yer. ilisteati-ot more he made
ieSs; THE stock FIJI asa alfIy d. it had risen.
and 'iroplsttl Hat Din the market. So for d
little wlHttiiRp stater t.iat Mr.. larker prizes
80 liishlv. Ind tfnlt eur ba seen hi Hampdtn
Pairk.t Was worfli Ssf.0oO. What halo oi
glory enc..'iipas>.'s rin,t ren,arkabiA dogs--
springfield Mass J Rep.5ticdjt:.' .s-$a9 .
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

S4-sos- saa s-als IN ssa go ~. 80 ssssaf
ssz~s-sss asssa4 = -. sssess4s.z<s = sssks
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-08-22

4eAN EsigEsirsexeliaugs ljrediets that steel
bars Will sthariiy be- substituted IN thar ceui,-
Try. anl tile. .Cnird States for bells. Il hey
arc ght. anil giv. III sc b' t's ac'itcctu-
raj design liz the ste4ptr.s IfIhey are more
easily rra.g, aud are noe,lkable to crack
Herald. IS ;Y.-4; eF,.t >.as .,.s..s -a.s III
llt, substitution of the United States for
be Is is the sublime piece Of .scheek" we
ve- l,rardsf. Prol,abi the cla' ge is con-
trIllplatrd on accn,lnr Of the success Of the
numerous rings, Of which We isar so much !,
which warrants. tile opiniin that the p ople.
il ndt tle. Sfa g.. are ..ea>ilv ri ~" Tn"r
lyi, = s.. a'fai' ability. I" give scope for arch
ite, 'ur,i dtsls n. and Nc i-Iahlity to rack az
qllal ii OF " nc, We cn,isss our m .rall;e.
VII, our scirntfi: coteiii. please eniigr ten
FEb# ttstsss Efsk rf @8@8@tfss 58f< $}&s @fs*k Va
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..sax sE.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
In the Chancery Court of SIadi-
son County, Tenn.


john GIN. Garland v. benjamin Roscnthal.
DY- virtue OF an interiocutOry decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause at the Special
j June Term, ISIS, of the ChauCery Court OF
Madison county; Tenn. 1 VIII sell at publc
auction, TO the highest bidder, in hOnt OF the
courthouse dior in Jackson, Tenn, on
Saturday, December 18th, 1873,
within legal hours, the following described lot
or parcel Of ground situated in the city Of
jackson, Madison county, Tenn;
beginning at q stake, being the southwest
corner OF said lot, runs thence north with the
west side Of High street, lUi'z feet to a stake,
the southeast corner of the Hubbard property,
runs thence west 2lg feet 10 a stake in liOppers
east line, thence south with his line 100 fest
10 a stake in the north side OF Chester street,
thence east 2I0 feet with Chester street 10 the
beginning.
1IsRMs or 5 ALE-On a credit Of and L
months, IN two equal lnstalmcnts, notes to
bear 10 per cent interest, with approved persO-
nal secRrty- and lien retainels al equity Of re-
demptiOn and repurchase barred on the cOntlr-
nation Of report of sale.
u. NJ. WISDOM, c. .S VI.
Campbell & MeCOrry, Sols. nov p, ISIS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13

Wa have sometimes thought that
there is something in the owner
ship of real estate which makes
men hard and sharp. Perhaps it
is the taxes, or the Insurance pre-
miums, or the tenants who commit
strip and waste, or do not pay I'D
promptly. But when we hear of a
soit-hearted landlord, we feel that
his name should be blazoned in
these columns. Only in this case
We do not know his name.-
But he lives at Chicopee, Mass,
aud they know it there. When he
heard of the reduction of wages in
tho manufactures, he at once re-
duced the rent of his tenants one
half. 1t isn't intipated that nc is
insane; and we are willing to be-
lievo that he Is pre-empting one of
thc @many mansions" which are
more desirable than the choicest
corner lots or brown-stone fronts
in this trapsitory world,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13

SMATTERINGs.-Learn everything
y.Aa-4esa Will all cems-in- MAY.
Don't be frightened away from any
pursuit because you have only a
little time TO devote to it. If YOU
can't have anything more, smat-
tering is infinitely better than moth
ing. Even a slight knowledge of
the arts, sciences, languages, opens
a whole world of thought before
as. We appreciate fine painting
/ better because we have taken a
few strokes of the pencil and know
something Of the difficulties of the
task. Ignorance is restricted to a
very few pleasures; it is only intel
ligenee which delights in all things.
A limited knowledge of the natural
sciences will give one a lifelong
source of happiness. We stand al
the portal of these pure joys afraid
to enter rs We look at the long,
I long vistas beyond; but the moment
we have crossed the threshold we
begin to experience Il pleasure
We have not to wait until we reach
/ the end; there is compensation
given us at once for every effort
we put forth. A little systematic
endeavor-one hour, or even half
an hour day-and a man may be
considered learned before he dies.
Learn thoroughly what you do
learn, be it ever so little, and Won
may speak of it with confidence
A few clearly defined facts and
ideas are worth a whole library Of
uncertain knowledge. Aswe change
about among continually shifting
people, we are frequently placed in
positions whore we may learn with
scarcely an effort on our part. and
yet we hang back because 1t takes
so long to acquire mastery of any
thing. Let the end alone! Becint
learn! do what you can to-day TO-
morrow; and though after ali it
prove TO be but a mere smattering
you have gathered some intelii.
gence on one. point more than Won
had before, and you have fo1nd
happiness in seeking it.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13
TWO GrRI&.

Ali .aiorn-l-.~rne old grand room,
Md siIkcn curtains and splendid gloom,
A girl in her beauty sighs.
The softenedlight Of the chandeliers,
Missing her diamonds, seek the tears
That stand IN her wistfui eyes.
All alone by the castle walls,
Where hardly a ray Of starlight iills,
J girl is crouehing IN dread,
She dare not beg Of the churlish wight,
Guarding the portal in livery bright,
Even crust Of bread.
A gay cavalier comes riding along,
Cprclessly humming an amorous sdbg
Win he toss her silver CROWN
40. His thoughts are filed With BIZ new
loves face,
As be hurries past the familiar place,
And cantcrs on 10 the town.
"6b, for morsel OF foOdr' one groans;
,'If be but loved m,y' the other moans-
She cones from race OF earis.
The beggar outside is not starving alone
Father n Heayen, who lowest thineSOwn
Pity these hungry girls.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13
Original Attachment.
State of Tenn. aIadison, eO'ty.

W. u. Dutfur W, a fiosa- 6'ras'sle, s4itl
Walsh & Harris VS.. Allen Crump.
IN these caI.ses, it appearing by aflidavits,
that the defendant Allen Crump, is justly
Indebted to the plaintiffs, and is non.
resident OF the State of Tennessee, 50 that
the ordinary process of law, cannot he
served ON him. And that original attach
ments, having been levied on his property
It is therefore ordered, that publication be
made in the WIIG AND TRIBUNE, news
paper published in the city OF Jackson, FOL
said Allen CTump, to appear before me, OF
some other acting Justice OF the Peace, al
my Office in the Court House, on Monday,
fence TO said suits against him, or they viii
be proceeded with ex-parte.
nov. % NV. J. II. CHAPPELL, ]. L.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13
Oiginal Att canent,
State of Tennessee, McNairy
County.

SimnaAs u Ruwscy and Cason, skinner X Co.,
vs.. Tin. w. Wade
V1IIiS cause came on TO be heard, and Il ail-
l pcariRg that the defendant Tim. w Wade
IS a Nonresident Of the State of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served on him, and that this writ OF attach
ment having been levied ON his property and
effects, l therefore order that publication be
made in the Whig * Tribune for four s5leee sslye
weeks, commanding said defendant, I'm W a..
wade 20 appear before me or some other mag
istrate At my o0ice in AIOntezuma, McNaiTy
county, Tenn, on Thursday the LIST day OF
on failure TO 10 so the same vii DC proccesied
with cN-qaTte.
Nov. 22-4t L. Y. BUEKUEAD, j. p
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13

The character of our world de-
ponds moro upon our inward life
than upon any accidents of out
ward circumstances. It is not in
our material surroundings that We
are to look for blessedness. We
are to realize it only by means Of
right inward conditions. 1t is not
our outward circumstances that
make or mar the completeness of
our lives, 50 much as it is the spir-
it in which we meet and deal with
them. At
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13
EARM for SALE

I WISH TO SELL MY EARsI OF rs ACRES,
/ living northwest OF jackson. said farm is
in a good state Of cultivation, with good build
ings and wen Watcred. There are about four
teen acres in choice fruit trees, and about three
or four acres in straw berries aud raspberries.
The farm is well suited for a fruit vegetable ahd
gardening business Price so. 90 per acre.
= VIII also sell four or i've uninlprOvcd town
lots. VIII also sell or rent the house that
now live in / wishto sell for the reason that
my health is bad and l want % retire from
business and get out OF debt
July -. - II = GOODELL.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13

The DIGNITY- OF WoRk.-Worlx
well and faithfully parfnrmed- dig
nifies; work oareiessly, unwillingly,
and of necessity badly done, dis
graees. Never be ashamed that
You are Obliged to labor, but keep
all your bushes for work neglect
cd and ill-done. If the cross of
self-support is placed upon your
shoulders, lift it bravely, cheerful
ly, hopefully and resolve so to
bear it that in the end your cross
will be exchanged for a crown. The
burden that we shrink and fret un-
der gains added weight with every
passing moment, while that which
we lift cheerily grows lighter and
lighter, until at last it becomes a
support rather than a burden. Ed
ucate yourselves, dear glrls, so to
bear your cross of labor that it
may be the badge of worth aud
honor upon earth, and your Wit
ness of talents well-improved in
the great garner abOve.-From De.
cember ''Home and School," Lou
isville, KY.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13
TO THE MERCHANTS OF
JACKSON.
AonILE & ONO RAILEoAD,

MOBILE n OHIO RAILROAD
MOBILE, Nov. -, ss73. {
p" FrCights are brought 90 US by a con-
w Meeting line the proportion due such
road Is payable by this Company in currency,
consequently we require our a gent at Jackson
10 collect the same IN currency from the con-
signccs- Our proportion on through frcighis
rs well ms local freilht and passage can be paid
as usual IN warrants or due bills Of this Com
pany. JOHN 4. PUNCH.
Nov. lin General Freight Agent
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13
Residence for Sale.

/ HAVE or salf, on Lexington street, one
4 Inc family residence, consisting OF i've
good rooms, store room, caOk room. servants
ROOM coal house and first rate we'll uslsie- the
gallery The place is IN first rate repair, the
lullding y neaIiyneW. Reference is given 10
} u Keith, " h Walsh and " yait Taylor
may be found AZ walsh 4 Harris INN Der yartI.
ocIf-u- JUE. .UMPHLEIT.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA

memphis ~ 81. LOUIS hallway 4.
EHNRAlNS RUN To AND FROM
Il Church Street Depot As follows.
Memphis and 81. Louis Trains.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
200 a. n. Daily. 80 4. m
l.45 p. m. Except Sunday. 4.4J p. m.
Twelve and one-fourth hours to Mem
phis-S Shortest route to New Orleans.
through Sleeping Cars from Mckenzie
Time, 201( hours. Through TO Memphis
without change.
Seventy-sight miles shorter 10 Memphis
than via Decatur. More than 100 miles
shorter TO st. Louis than VIA Louisville, and
many hours quicker.
q Sleeping Cars accompany the 1.45
p. m. train to Memphis.
A, Il. Robinson, Ticket Agent, Maxwell
HOuse; T. NJ. Cunningham, Ticket Agent,
Church Street Depot.
j. ". THOMAS, Gen'l Supt.
". L. DANLEY . -'-'' = 40 Agent.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13

The gentlemen employed in the
new translation of the bible for the
Church of England have got as far
in the New Testament as tho TWEEN
ty-ffth chapter of the Acts of the
Apostles. They will have compile
ted their work in about two years
more.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13

Kate Stanton in her lecture on
"The Loves Of Great Men" asserts
that the planets revolve around
the sun by the influence of love as
child revolves about its parent
When the writer was a boy he used
TO revolve around his parent a
good deal, and may have been incl
ted thereto by love, but to an un.
prejudiced observer it looked pow
crfully like trunk strap. Dan.
bury News.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13

They have an interesting clergy
man in Edinburg. lie lately quo
ted a passage of Scripture in his
prayer somewhat differently from
the version of King James, and adj
ded, apologetically, 'For that, .
Lord! is the correct translation Of
the PASSAGE 1t is. well to keep
the Lord informed on these points.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13

A Mill.Plain woman was proven
ted from attending the funeral OF
her sister by the non-arrival on
time Of q lace handkerchief from
New York. The brutality Of the
express company is severely COM
mented upon by the neighbors.-
Danbury News.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-12-13

A Kansas congregation was re-
Gently disturbed in their worship
by three rOwdies, whereupon the
preacher descended from the pull
pit, wore the rascally trio out a
gainst the ground in good deal
less than no time, and had his sala-
ry Increased fifty dollars per an
nun on the spot.
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