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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
StaetratbSfeuna.

Greitas Born s.-geI6lpTen pur.
be, hab bic Gissntbimsr tss an Der trisn Straee
aufssl&i&teten 8euerbpIsss basislbs In 60 5assa
bon bort tuss,unebmsn babsn. GS fOa cine Or
binans aussefertist tpsrten, pcbur6 bas amt si.
mes 6suermd6ters (frewarden) in Der Stabt &c.
i6a6en wersen fol-. Ginem Spsial-g pmits
tpurse bas @sIu6 Der Ssrrn Sssb unb arterer
iterpisien, bab cine sissne @arb aus benz Gbsi.
lie Der Stabt eebiloet psrSe, Der nSrtlt9 srn later
urb trefli9 BON Mainfrabe Iiest. Oas Weiut
Der Sclsbanoier Dubuqus's um abi@aTuns Der
Wtrftsebibren purbe sinsm eissnsn Gpmite
iibsrssbtn. gubertsm purss iibsr cine Rais
Ystitionsn iibsrS traben u. SteuernaGlaB serban-
belt. NcG III ;u bsmerftn, bae u. Gantapn nit
$50 rncmattitem @sbalt ais DeputY.@ aribaa
a~nssltelt wurbs. ,M
Sn Der SiBuns BON 8rsitas gbene milrte Der
Hams BON eineban Streft in gpd Street ssdn.
pert.-Gin gpmits telisbent aus trei Mitelisber
parps ernanrt in S6ritte gun, glnfauf ron eanb
fir sinsn Stabtparf ;u tbun. Cir bic aasbsEs.
runs Der t6 uns t7tsn StraBe unb Ssebs Sswsr
iplen @nssbUte ausaei6riebeI peresn.
SuisleY's 9lntras $4,000 3u bergen I'm bic
Straben ;a repariren, rarbe anssnommen. =
Der City Snsenier erbislt eihsn guftraa ylans
uns Serrassbepinsunssn gu sinem Canadian Der
Ode eceua u. Dodge Giraffe aussaarteiten. =
Rad lanssrer Siscaiiipn wurbe tsi6lrfsn hem
Straben GrmmiTipndr sa s~rlauten, ~ sIrbeiter
CUR ausbsNsruns Der Strabsa su bsI9afisen.-
Mit 3 Dtaursrn BAT Der StraBsnrpmmilTpnGr
ben Canal an Der s. Straes aassubeTsrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Stm Sonnerffas @Orssn sri9Ius Der gIis
am llfer bss Mi6i6ppi cine Stub aus sinsm 5au-
fen pom is, bic rubis srasten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
l(bIaf.

gefanatli& fault an, Greitas, ben Is. ,. Mts.,
bas SET @aria 5immelfabrt watrpnutsfef Der
bsutf&sn @smsinbs in Dubuque.
gBir MAIDEN bic Peter aufmerffant, ba6 Der ).
gater, gapft Plus *. alien benieniSsn einen
sblas BON Z Sabren sepGbrt bic an jebent Der
brei Sage Spr Raria pimmslfabrt bic Aatrbsi.
Iisen-9itanei nit slnba&t betsn /; unb sbsnfc IN
ssnen elm S~OafOmmsntr abIab bewiaist bic an
sinsm Der brei Sage Dor benz 8eie (Diemfas,
Wittwu& Obsr Dpnnsrias) bisis eitanei anha&.
tis beten unb an sinsm bitier 2ase, am Gsfs
Maria Simmslfabrt Oper an einsm Sage berSe.
tap bislss gtfes rsumitbis bsittsn unb euu.n,u.
~nisiren.
Suite Gbrinen tuerben bic Gelsssnbsit ni&t
YOriitrssben laisn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Die StaatSbebor6e fur StsusrSsrsIsi-
dung (State Board Of Equalization) bat has
5armlano in Dubuque GOunty UNI rs prcsent
bSber i'm @srtbe anssi9lassn, 70 baB bsmsentaB
Der ader su S.67 Dpaars atssiaaBt III. Stapt.
eissntbum unserantert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Bel Slumeuamer an Goulsr 2lssnue
fsant ilr Gin satss, fsinss Glas Bier inb cine
g~0rtisn sGtsn 'Gmmeatbalsr Rates babsn. =
1aa&t NAL SOnntas's sinsn Spasinsaps sabin
aus. pg tftFG W lanS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Sie13idbrli6e Soma Staats : @usReI.
lung Cfair) pirb bonn s. bic gum IL. Ssptsmbsr
In gebar Rapips abssbaltsn. $4,000 Dollar inb
fir yramien ausssitBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Deder u. Sdser'S Y~frbs.erbJan &c.
ssnabsr BEN Wtbfnaum " NIT elmer Mnswabl
portrsfti9sr SussisS aatf&sn &C.. fcwts. Der
MAIDEN pia, fonts bort ltins Orbsr b~fntulantn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Wfaueel an Raum ~spinssn uns Yrisfias
inb SuittunsSIiae bis sur nG&ifsn 2ummsr aus.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Der Spbn bss perm SaeOb Sssssr sriranf
lfBtsn DOnnerfas Na&mittas teim Yaten int
NifFidppi. Sbi&On mir ni&t 70 Oisl b~srartise
Sale bieiss Sabr su beflassn baben, 70 mare bod
stwas nitbr @Ori&t ais sswUbnli&, nStbis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
6cfuht!

Gin Bladi&misbsssltGt fnbst reselmaBiss
bauernbe gtl&affauns. 0obn Der Mrbeit tnt.
lprs&snb.-Nabtrfs IN Der Office bieits 9Iaiss.
= (t07-fff)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Nerse6t nidt, ibr esier, bab in StSbten,
no Srassr inb, aIiO bier in Dubuque isBt aud,
Siabttriefe niat nsbr, mic friibsr 1 Gent ion-
bern 2 Gents fofen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
Salf6e SO GoIsnaae Fns in gi:eula.

Talfbe SO Golbfade RnS in Gi:euIa.
tion unb 70 aussssi9net na&ssma@t baB man
Ve faunt su s~rfsnnsn Ysrmas, iOpobI in @sni&t
mic aud in Der arbtit. Sie bthsbsn aus SOel.
1000 Cob, Ssrisbt nit SUPPER unb Silbsr. Sbr
@srtb bstrast ca. SAT-. Der gbIer II ni9t 70
i&arf ausssprdst ais auf ben e9tsn. Der Gbef
Der Gebsim. ycIissi bat $4,000 Yslobnuns aufse.
fsst fir bsnjsnisen, iusl&e: ben 5ali&miin,er ait
ssist. GbsniO ins AUD faIf4e $40 @cIsaGds in
Circulation.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Die Clinton, 9sens, Sabula unb Bellevue
observation-disclosures beabf&tissn am "a.
b. W. einen @usius mad Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Der Oerfu6 rnss @efanssnsn aus benz
Stabtsefansnib Ia Dubuque ~ tntpii&en,
miesladts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Sim Spnncritaa MbenS sssen 6 tlbr
purss bic Stast Dubuque BON einem Sturmt
beimseluht, mic bic &nnalen b~srtlben nod fei-
nen aufSuweiien batten. Nab einem fur1tbar
ibpiilen Nabmittas spseu i6 bic Wolfeu ~.
i~anuneu unt ettlucen I'D ~anfanss in leittsm
8sssn, ipGter in pOlfenbru6artissm &sssn nit
lsi6ten unb mittell6weren S6lpRsn. SIM gu
trarsn bic Stra6en @ilbta6sn slsi6, ba bic
Candle bel @sitem bic suitrSmmsnts @aTer,
MAIZE ni6t faisn %fpnnten. Der Bonner rpQte
fur@tter unh rian6e @inbfSes paren %rrfanar-
tis. Gamine tpurben niebersepebt, Da6er ab-
eebsft unp an her Wstbpbit : episcopal : 3ir6e
tuurbsn bic Gdtbiirm6sn tussesfsst. gn Is,
16. u. II. II. Clay Strabs Inp bic 9si&aeisunsen
an Der Strabe ielbit eeu @cIen uup Camden
febr bsbeutent, bsicnesrS aber an IL. Strabs.
@enn bort bic Stabtserpaltuns feline before
G~rrlprse triHt inpem is bas yrpfl Der Strabs
aus rinem crnSsren in elm cpnrasss Gnbert, cher
einen mG9tisen Canal untrrirsil4 anlsst 70
raS9te ie tpObl In ben 6all fpmmsn, nG9fens e-
mem pber benz anbsrn @isentblmer elm neuss
Saus gu bauen. Mit Smunsn IeSen mir, bab
bic StraBs sinfa9 rsparirt perbsn ioa.- Wsine
Ssrren 9cnn'ilmGnner, has III @slb in ben bred
sstpprfsn, anb frmrat gu BEN Saufen, has ibr
i9rn bort uuniB bssrstfn babt =
gSa1er IN ben 9sQsrn mar nidts Neues am
Dpnnerfas atsnb anb maa1er S&atm an
8aarsn irurbs baSur9 Seruria&t. @an9en
Baum in ben Straben beraubte Der Sturm iei.
mes SGmadss an aelten unb 9aub unp bic aer.
brp9snsn Gsnifer liub sabacs, ielbf Show win
dows littsn. I'm ssrf&ittnen Stsaen l9lus Der
Blis isto& cbne gu santen Gin. Ginsn 16le&.
ten Strei& ipislte Der Sturm SnfeI Sam's
WettsrprOpbsisn; CT aerbra& ibm isinen sBinb
Wshtr [A~nemometerl unb 70 III bic WiRsnf&aft
INN cine Nptiruns betrpsen pOrbem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
j.. Nft.

Der erie Mrtifsl pbsn, betitelt ,Mater. pro.
Be-, erf@ien In ben Dubuauer 3eitunasn POM
2ten Sui, unb mar bic erffe BON uns erbaItene
Mnbeututg, ba6 cine vrobe unIerer MaIhine
bel 5rn. SptGt cher Icnltmp fattTnben rerbe
pter fattsefunben babe. Wir gatteu feline Mn.
btutuns Obfr Roti3 BON 5rn. Robilpm cher ipnn
Semanb, Der nit Ieintm Gtablifement in Ser.
binbuns febt, erbelten, baB zine yrpbe fattfnben
iole, unb lparen foIsli& fsbr %srffaunt ais mir bic
,Naber- probe. Noti3 In ben .3eitunsen iabtn
une mir tpaIrn ni1t psniger barber %erftaunt,
pab unier Ha4bar lel&e sreiftIbaft WitteI an
penben iolte, UNI isinen WaiGinm gea6tuns
80 setpinnsn. Spl9e ~.fleinen Spiele" miblin.
gen seipSbnli&, unb ss iteint, btes bilbfte feine
ausnabme, bonn itifI ein DWaberprpbe". artifel
3uert erl1ien, BADEN mir in Der unmittelbaren
llnsebuns an bic fclsenbtn Garnitr Bal. Grntsr
~yerfauft aaf tsren 3euanib in Yssus auf feline
gerbienite mir uns freuSss besiebtn: rt,7
Sef 6lefsnfein, 8 8ortemsier,
peter Seieerbeit q, Spbn Seemede, -
Scbn gplpn, Sol Sedtr, w
antsn SbOmieu, 8ranf 8sbs, 5E ~.
q Spis!bauer, ~ pc 9antslmann,
Nidclaus SsimeYer, 9ecnarb Sirl9, ,..
Nifolaus DiiQer, Wm Sptbam,
Wariin Uebmefe, Suffus Grimm, iGa.
Spbn M Sertel, @bas puls,
yutpp 0pVpt SptWI.
. S Sbepist. .Ae
Die Ycfo6iee-@ tSreGe alfr Sbissn III !Sbsr.
rias Mcunt, DUBUQUE Co. Soma, unb nIe battn
ibre Grnter,-pie a8o1er-in bieier Saifpn &C.
fault. Der leBtssnannte, Or. Sps9t III bsrjsnise,
pel&er ben DerieY battle unb sespunsen NOR, i'm
3uradspitidfn, unb Der tarauf tiner Bal BON
uns faufts. Wir baben nod BON feinem Dor.
fey sebSrt Der in bieIsr Sdion in jsnsr hinge
buns ~perfauft tpurbs, aussenOmmfn Dor benz obsn
erpatnttn. sBtr trfabren, baB Elm folder Dor
spei Sabren IN SbsrriPs Npunt an Srn. Sdaf-
fer abstItst rrurbe, Der liG sbenfaaS ais untaus-
lid eripits unb suriidseldidt purbe.
gDtr fi&sn ffine Gontrpperle nit unlerfn Na1s
barren nnb liebtn e~brenbafte Concurrent aber
@sre&tisfeit stsen lins fflblf unb unitre @ai9insn
erbeif9t 90, 3batia&en mitsutbsilen unb su er-
bSrten, welGes mir ME, man isbt, bur@ BITE Gin.
saben unb Namen einsi sroben Mn3abl Der GY-
raer BON Sberrtus Wcunt psrfn 3eusnib unait-
taifbar H. sstban baben.
q. 3. Wiliams u. 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13

Die 3eitnnsen iassn, am 10. slusuf reg.
nstf 20 Sternl&nuppen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
Die Srieffaffen lnb an fclssnssn Stel.

Die Srieffaffen inb an fclssnssn Sttl.
len Sutuqus's tsisNist wcrbsn:
SrnssRrabs unS ssrst; Stincis Central Dc.
pot; Saieits srtsr uns @ainarabs; @saltite
brittsr Strabs; SRisits iinftsr Strass @sf.
isits %fsbsntsr Strabs; @sRisite slftn SnaSe ;
WsIisits i'&3sbntsr Strabs; GSurtbaus; GitY.
5aas; Gsnsloniraes aabs gS. 8. Rsbinlon ;
Gnbe SuIisn @psnue, In Der Iabs Ter @iIs
Marib /; elite Strabt auf benz Sissl nabs s(u.
FIN abams' Saus; Npria's Yluf Sisb unb
Gbsanutarabe Bluff. unb brittle Strass FINITE
unb siesstnts StraBs; Ode GsuIsr unb eagle
woint glsenue g. D. unb W.s &uutbaus
it&,sbnts unb Glayara6t. We bic anbsrsn brsi
aGlsn b%infemmsn, N nod ni&t bsaimmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-08-13
so. 3. - U66rntlide Drifaifs.
Oubuqug ben II. Iusuit, 1873.

Sn peltsr als Srisfs ansnstst fns, psfe pom 5. ausuf
bis sum If. &usuf In Ger bteteen gpfcfFee aRseteutntsn u.
.ni6t aesepplt wprsst Fne. III }FWWX
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22
LiYing Aa,ertisements.

\ medicine that has done more than all the
prescriptions OF the pharmac0pRia 10 protect
the human system against the bodily ills super
induced by unhealthy surroundings, is GER
tainly worthy Of universal cOnfdeuee. 10 Is
mainly on account Of its extraordinary preven-
tive properties that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
is so exceedingly popular in localities subject
TO the visitation Of miasmatie fevers and other
diseases produced by empOisoned air. A fam
lily that has escaped sickness during a sickly
season in consequence Of using the Bitters As a
safeguard, is a living advertisement Of the viz
tues Of the preparation The whole neighbor-
hood realize the fact. 81 couldn't have beliey-
ed il, says one, 81 scarcely credited the adj
vertisement; but ono must believe what one
Sec, - says another. eft is the very thing we
need in this unwholesome sectisn Of country, -
remarks n third. And the result is that the
instineto Of self-defsnce the first law Of nature,
induces three-fourths Of that community to OBJ
tain a supply OF the great vegetable antidote
before the next sielly seasons sets in. In win
ter, when the system requires extra vig0r md
elasticity 70 enable II 10 battle the Effects OF
damp and cold. the Bitters VIII be found par
tlcularIy serviceable. rheumatism viii not be
apt 10 fasten upon muscles and nerves that have
been braced up by this excellent invIgorant and
nervine; nor Will the seventies Of the season,
which have such disastrous effect on the pull
monary organs Of the feeble and delicate, bC
likely to exercise the same untowArd influence;
in cases where the stomach and external sur
face of the body (Which always sympathizes
with the digestive organs) have been toned AMI
.timulated by = course Of the restorative. Th'
tits Of indigestion and Negotiations Of the bow.
l els which proceed from sudden changes o
weather may always be ayerted ~ timely us
/ Of the Bltters. nOvi-lm.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

The latest definition of a green
grocer is-Ono who trusts.
The District Attorney of Dallas,
Texas, is only paid when he convicts.
His appeals 10 the jury are terrific,
and as he has q large family they
have double force.
That girls spell better than boys,
the annual spelling matches at Wash
ington prove. In some of the
schools the perfect spoilers among
the boys were, last year, two to four
among the girls.
The Danbury News states that
the panic has so far abated as to
permit an Essex street man to re-
turn to 10c cigars, and he hopes an
other month, IN the brightness con-
tinues 70 Increase, 10 get his boys
boots half-sOled.
The financial crisis has had the eff
feet to turn the attention of a large
class of capitalists and salaried men
to the consideration of the fact that
the best thing q man can have for
his money, and the first thing he
ought to acquire with his savings,
is a home.
a preacher in a Scottish town
took up a collection one recent Sun
day, and found, When his hat was
returned, there wasn't q cent in it.
81 thank my God" said he, turning
the hat upside down and tapping
the crown of it with his hand, "that
| have got my hat back from this
congregation"
The pancake season has got around
to Richmond, Ind. a hired girl
employed in family there, while
baking cakes the other morning,
stepped backward TO a chair IN
which reposed the batter, and de-
iberately sat down in the pan. As
she subsequentlyrefused to sit down
on the stove, the breakfast was fin
ished with bread.
The autumal season has produced
the usual amount of newspaper no.
tees, both in prose and verse; but
we have seen nothing TO compare
with the sad refrain of a journal
printed in Pennsylvania, and appro-
priately called the Valley Spirit,
which thus gives vent to its feelings:
"The melancholy days have come,
the saddest of the year; it's little
too warm for whisky hot, and little
too cold for beer"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22

Two weeks ago a personal diff
Guilty took place at the residence of
Stephen Hart, eight miles East of
Paris, between Frank Swor and
Cave Ray, when Ray seized a gun
and fired the contents-turkey
shOt-intO Swor's neck and face
At last accounts Swor was alive,
and likely to recover, while Ray
absented himself to await results.
So says the Paris IntellIgencer.
The Paris Inteliigencer says u
young man named w. +. Conner,
an employee of the Memphis and
Louisville road, got his finger
mashed, and was unable for duty,
and went into the country and OBJ.
tanned board at Mrs. Tennessee
Lees, where he employed himself
picking cotton with one hand until
his other should be in q condition
to use. In the mean time Mrs
Lee got ont and sold several bales
of cotton, and had the money in
the house. His hand being nearly
well, he paid up his board and wal
about leaving. Mrs. Lee got on
her pocket book to put away thu
money, when he snatched the peck
ct book and put out. Mrs. Ls'
and her daughter pursued, Ovsr
took aud wrestled with him till the
got all the money back but TWEEN
ty dollars, with which the migrate
ful scoundrei made off. He wen
south, following the railroad tract
as far as heard from. He is abou
% years old, five feet 8 inches higl
weighs about $50 pounds, has fai
complexion, and very light beard
and the first joint of his right han
index finger is mashed OF. Pas
bin around.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22
TNCONsIDERATE.

The Knoxville Chronicle calls tile at
tention of Gov. Brown to some dis.
orders which the Dresden Dem0crai
recites, as occurring in Weakly coun-
~ recently, and hopes the Governor,
if he has time ''to spare from plan
ming for securing the next Legislature
so as to send him to Washington as
the successor of Brownlow, it would
be well for the peace and prosperity
of the State, if he could pay some at
ton, etc" all of which sounds very
well; but did it ever occur to the
Chronicle that it is not the business
of Gov. Brown to so careering over
the State executing the law? There
is no complaint that the local author
tiles are resisted in the execution OF
the law. If so, then the censure is
just, if he either refuses or fails to
give the necessary attention to the
matter. We have read the ChrSnicl.
with Il good deal Of care, and have
generally found it fair and honora-
BILE in its structures upon pablo men
and measures; and we feel confident,
that upon reflection, that paper will
see that it has done Governor Brown
an injustice in the article alluded TO
by us.
The Dresden DcM0crat has, since
the original publication, said that it
was misinformed in regard to both of
the outrages spoken of; that the Grand
Jury had failed to find any bills, and
that there was no violated law for
Governor Brown to vindicate.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22
suggestive saraw~.

A reporter of the Chicago Times
has been interviewing Gov. Hen.
dirk, Judges Holman and Nc
dornald, the Hons. NJ. c. Kerr, Dan
w. VOORHEES,, and the Hon. Elijah
5. Alvord, distinguished democrats
of Indiana, on the political situation.
Without exception, they advise
holding on to the democratic name
and organization, but they urge
that the party platform and organ
izatior, "must be so liberalized that
it may embrace all dissatisfied with
the present administration"
The same reporter interviewed
several distinguished liberal Re-
publicans of the same state, and
found them unfaltering in their de-
termination, not to return to the
ranks of the Republican Radical
party. These are straws which in
dictate the direction OF the political
winds.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22
The Extensive Carriage,
Buggy, and Spring Wagon
MANDATORY.

OF lands a. BURNELL, arc turn
ng out large amount OF first class work
every week. Their business has greatly in
creased, and they viii doubtless be CON-
PEELED to make further enlargement
their establishment The reason is Obyi-
oHs-TheIr work always gives sat
LsTnctIOn, and when they sell to one man
in 4 locality, they draw the trade ei that
seetien. 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 Is a credit to the city,
and we hope that il viii continue to pros
per. The citizens of adjoining counties
would do well TO examine the work Of this
extensive establishment before sending
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22
MARRIED,

At the rasidenc, Of the brides mother,
near Carroll Station, on Wednesday even
ing the 10th. by the Rev. W. IL. Bruton,
Mr. james d. Mooring aud Miss MOllie
Ferguson.
Aiso at the same time and place, ana
with the same ceremony, Mir. Ed. J.. White
and Miss Fannie Ferguson, all OF this
County.
In this County, recently. Mr.. Geo. A
Dismukes and Miss sarah Francis Dawson.
All have our best wishes for happy and
prosperous lives.
Near Pinson. Tenn, on the 9th inst by
T.. Scarborough. Esq, MIR. Elijah \
Hughes to Miss Josephine Schrinsher.
At the residence Of G.. W. Clayton. in
McNairy County. on the lSih inst. by Rev.
\. W. skinner, Mr.. William Murphy and
Mis- Permelia Roberts.
We wish The happy pair alt the bliss
dreamed Of in their eouriing days; lorg
lives and success in all the aims or the III
ture however hish-lOng may you wave.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22
Make a Note of This /: !:

We have received a lot of Trans
fer ink, or what is more commonly
known as Printers Copying Ink 1t
cost us 1872 per pound, and Is espe-
cially recommended to business men
aud lawyers, who may wish to keep
a copy of any important letter or
valuable legal document, no such
ink was ever brought before to this
market, and in connection with our
unequaled lot of stationary we can
and will execute the best Job work
ever turned Off in Jackson.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22
PARTIES.


The Memphis Register, of the
18th, has this true and undeniaole
article, whose truth will be ackRowl-
edged by all who have any knowl-
edge OF the past and present history
of this country:
s.NEw DEPARTURE papers and
so-called independents" some
times congratulate themselves and
the country upon the dying-out Of
party antagOnism; that party cleo
lions are passing away, and that
men will hereafter be elected upon
individual and personal merit re
gardless Of party affiliations; IN
other words, that party barriers are
to be broken down.
The best administration of Gov
eminent this country has ever had
since its foundation to the present
time, was when It's Oflieers-both
state and national, from president
down 10 constable -weTe elected
during the highest and hottest party
excitement.
Never has lis administration been
I so pure, uncorrpted and incOrrupti-
/ bic, as when there have been two
( powerful, well-defined and antagO-
nistie political parties.
Who has forgotten the grand old
/ times of Whiggery and Democracy:
/ These were fierce party times
/ when every inch OF party ground
/ was fought TO the bitter end. But
what was the result? Did il make
miserable presidents, governors
(such as Ames), corrupt congress
men, and thieTing state officials?
In the glorious days Of Polk and
/ Clay. Webster and Calhoun midsl
the highest party times were
thieves and plunderers the office
holders OF the country Was an
honest ofiice-holder then-Ilse- eNcep'
ton to the rule EAtfTef than the rule
! ITSELF --
No! the purest and best days thi,
government has ever seen, was du
ring the existence of great contend
ing parties. The ablest and mos
honest officers IL has ever had, wer'
those elected during fierce partl
conflicts. So il ever will be, whel
parties are held TO a strict account
ability for the ability, honesty an'
. probity of those they elect.
We would welcome back wit
gladness the honest and pure day
of party politics. Then we hal
great presidents and governOrs-al
! ornaments 10 their state; congress
men who, proud of their position
no one dared approach with a di:
honest proposition; state officials
+ who would have deemed il an ever
LASTING DISGRACE to apnrODriate I
: their own use one dollar of the pee
t pies money.
God grant that VIC may again hay
well-detined parties, with official
. such as these
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22
OrR HOE OFFICE

Is now complete. We have just
received forty fonts OF new and ele-
CANT type for our Job Office, in ad-
dition to the magnificent assort-
ment we had on hand before
Come one, come all. Our Job Office
is in charge of Mr.. d. J.. Balch
who is one of the best Job Prin
tiers in the State, and who vii
warrant satisfaction in all cases.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-11-22
DIED,

At the residence Of her mother, Mrs. f..
Z. Yaucy, Ia this city on Monday evening,
She l1th. Mrs. ANN elizabeth, WIFE Of I.
X. Epperson. IN the 23d year OF her age.
The deceased had been in bad health for
a long time, and death for her was happy
release from bodily pain. She was an eS-
cellcnt christian woman, fOndly loved, and
her memory will be fondly cherished. To
her distressed hu.ba,,d. widowed mother
and weeping relations, we offer our deep
est sympathy.
on Monday the 18th, At his residence IN
this city, Mr.. Joseph Williamson, in the
18th wear Of his age. Peace 10 his ashes.