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no" much II was, pleasef
She coIored scarlet, and 80 did Robi,
though he ought TO have been past IL.
awkwark age
"ohl I-nothing really don't know
pail for it with my own Tia ms i can,
tie you indeed,' said Robin, with hi.
kindly smile; AID away he went, leavin.
Maze in horrible puzz.e
She must have been drea,liullv wrong IN
accepting cup OF tea from an entir.
-ira"ger-what would mother >ay to id
What "A stupid thing she WAS, quite unti, To
travel alonel-all kinds OF seli-reproaches
occurred to her till Robin came bs, k. and
cot quite naturally into the carriage
They were not alone th,s time, howeve-:
he was followed hy Two or three OF. err
people, vino beeuiled the way with farm
talk and local Gossip, ill ter .,n hour and
n haIl's Journey they stopped at pretty
liule station among trees, with - cruresqur
hills in the Distance bbots Dene, ~ the
hoard informed all corners rui, W.,
NJ IS Thorney's nearest station. and Madr.
supposed that here she should part for
ever with her friendly iellow-traveler To
her surprise, however, I've cot out. and
turned round quite naturally to give her
his hand
Miss Margaret Thorney, presume?'
said voice behind her, a. soon as she was
on the platform "wooliy voice." 8.
George Eliot would describe it. TIN,
voice belonged to tat old man-servant, ia
rusty black, who accompanied his word-
with formal bow.
do YOU come from Miss Thorney, az
Works Dene:" saii N,d!c.
Yes, ma am N Miss Thorney's but
Ter Where is your luggage, maam, it
you please"
Here it il. They ar, just getting !,
ont, said Maice aud then she rurnei ia.
-tinctively TO look for Robin II was s.i.i
lingering in the ueishrorhood
Good evening" said the young lady,
with a bow aud smile.
Good evening" said Robin, raising ~
hat; and with an uncomfortable desire {"
add something more he was beginning.
Il hope hut Maige's eyes were gone in
the direction OF her box; and her fellow
traveller had nothing to do but To- walk
quietly away, saying to himself; After
all, it might have been forward
a iew minutes later. he was walking
along the dusty 70 d that led to the iu.e
town OF Abbots Dcne fly runbled slow
~ past hiG,, with the familiar old hox on
The top the tat butler in front with iii.
driver, aud somebody inside, vino. OF
course was Mis- M,r.aret orncy, thousn
she was looking rer-isicntly the other
way So they 10th went toward ,ner
respective d destinations; Maize sad and
tired, and doubtful OF her welcome, and
Robin full OF nope aud spirit; young
man with 10 cucGmb-ances, AMI the whoi.
world before him; hi, unce'- large inh.ri-
lance to begin with
CHAPTER ri.
The fly whi-h conveyed Maig, 10 her
fate turned down lane to her right hand.
in the ouI-hirt, of the little town. an pro
ce,dcl slowly along its wiudju.- Tor abort
a mile and a half Tine country seemed &,
grow more melancholy tie Till. were lcit
behind, aud Maise could sec nothing FOO
front when size looked o t ofthe window.
but green mass OF tree, They rattici
over straight piece Of stony Dad, between
r0,ys of -rrsis.f. t,,ullf- and tIr., -...,.
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nIEDON ITEMS.

MEssEs. EDITORS;
Nothing of an exciting nature has oc-
CURED TO break the dull monotony Of every
day life since our last.
The continued rains which haye lasted
nearly all the week, and the muddy cOndi-
ton Of the road, has almost produced 4
dearth in business. II seems that we arc
drifting backward towards the beginning
Of the panic. Fewer bales Of cotton have
been offered to the market this week than
at any time since the rise in that staple.
Our school directory have secured the
services Of Mr. Stephen Lacy, as teacher of
the public school at this place. Mr. Lacy
Is well qualified to I'LL the position rendered
him, and will doubtless build up a good
school. The one thing needful here.
We think from the signs of the times
there will be a wedding IN this vicinity in
a very short time.
a sportsman in the neighborhOod came
into town a few days ago to replenish his
supply Of ammunition. ON his way home
John Barleycorn caused him to reverse
ends and lose his purchases. He went back
on his merchsnt for a new supply, stating
that the article was putup by an inexpe-
rienced clerk, and he, the merchant ought
TO be responsible for damage sustained
We presume he was referred to Mr.. Bar.
leycorn's agent.
W. II. Summers, our efficient druggist
has just received a supply Of drugs and
patent medicines sufficient to make his
stock complete. Also a large stock of
Christmas toys, fancy candies, etc. ETC., that
can be sold very cheap. Call and see them
while the assortment is complete.
Mcdon, Dec. 10th, 1873. DUB.
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GADSDEN ITEMS
EDITORS WING AND TRIBUNE:

EDITORS WING AND TRIBUNE:
The last week has been very disagreea-
ble-rainy. A heavy hail storm passed
over the county last Wednesday. A party
informed US that he saw one piece of hail
measuring five inches across 1t fell in
Alamo.
Circuit Court adjourned in Alamo last
Saturday, after busy two weeks session.
One man sentenced to the State prison for
three years. This is the first convict to the
pcnitentiary from the new county of
Crockett.
Mr.. j. IL. White has turned the hotel
over to J. w. Matthews, the former pro-
prietor, who will conduct 1t next year. Mr..
White and lady speak of Milan as their
choice for hotel keeping, AID speak OF NOV
ing there.
DIR. Hicks is preparing to move into his
fine dwelling, which has been completed
for sometime.
The trial between Pate and Harris for
shooting at each other, is set for hearing
to-day before Esq. johnson, at Alamo.
Pate coming in and submitting. We have
heard another side of the difficulty, which
VIC 5i'S III JuseiO0 " Doth PiAes' ate
says that he was looking for young Harris
to make up the previous difficulty, and
called him out Of Richardson's grocery.
Harris did not want to make up, but pull
cd out his knife and made at him, when he
drew his pistol and fired; then lobe Harris
run out OF his house and commenced firing.
We suppose the trial will develop the facts
and so let it rest. GRANGER.
Gadsden, Dec. 9th, 1875.
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DENMARK ITEMS.
EDITORS WING AND TRIBUNE:

EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE:
Capt. John Rabbit lost his wife last week
after a lingering illness. She died Of con-
sumption; was buried at Ebenezer Church.
A fatal accident occurred on the place OF
Mr.. D. Bond, two miles West Of this place.
A little negro boy, 2 years old, fell in the
fire and was 50 badly burned before his
cries brought any one to his assistance, that
be died the next day.
Yesterday Mr.. William Robinson came
in on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Quicker,
and rode fine mule; after putting him In
the stable he had hardly got in the house
before the stable fell, killing the mule in
stantly and coming very near killing fine
mare that was in the stable at the time
The building was considered safe, but ow-
ing 10 the excessive and continued rains
the posts IN the rear gave way and the
building fell.
More rain has fallen than ever was known
since Mr.. Noah operated as navigator
Hatchie River out OF its banks-a thing
very uncommon at this season. The water
is all over the bottom, interfering seriously
with squirrel hunting, much TO the disap-
pointment Of several amateurs.
Several wagon loads Of emigTants passed
through this place last week, going in a diff
ferent direction from the usual way. They
were returning TO 'Old Madison;" the
most sensible thing, they said, they had
done for two years. They had tried all Of
Texas, Arkansas, and part OF the Indian
Territory, but always found that at every
location they were "haying the sickliest
season" that was known for thirty years,
according TO the statement of the oldest in
habitant.
Mr.. Charles Henry got up a very hand
some subscription for Mr.. Robinson, as n
testimony of respect and regret for the loss
OF his mule.
The health Of the community and yieini-
" never was better; good deal Of collect
ing going on; corn 81 barrel, and none
for sale.
Meat che, few buyers at that figure, as
all indications point that 1t will be lower.
Work still progressing on the brick block,
despite bad weather. Il.
Denmark, Dee 10th, 1873.
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NTcNairy County Items.


MESSES. EDITORS:
Beng an occasional reader Of your Jour
nal, and seeing you are liberal in publish
ing items from different parts Of the
country, and rather having Partially for
your journal any way, VIII send you p
few items for publication. The writer has
! several reasons for maRifesting 4 partialltH
for the WING AND TRIBUNE. First, because
it ranks among the best journals in the
West, and secondly, the latest editor Of the
three conscripted him once while he
was travelling this land Of mud with his
cohorts.
Now in regard 70 news, what l have is
rather airily, or OF airily character.
On last Tuesday night there was a
heavy wind passed through this country
The hurricane rose in a rather southwes-
terly direction and Travelled in a rather
northeasterly direction. The elements
seemed to be surcharged with electricity.
Such confusion in the atmosphere has not
been seen for years. will describe its
course as far as l have learned, and give
the results accordingly.
1t crossed the Savannah and Purdy road
few miles east OF Pur,iy, demolishing
fences and telling trees. Mr.. Wilson's resi-
dence was blown down, Mrs. Elliots and
also Mr.. Stanford Saunders residences.
Passing on then blowing down all the
out buildings Of Mrs. FarTis', and unroof-
ing her dwelling; from thence to Mr.. Is
tiers, totally demolishing all his buildings.
Dir. Esters and child received slight is
jury from the falling Of his house. This
latter gentleman has formerly been a red.
dent or Madison county. Passing on then
destroying all the buildings that seemed to
be il its course.
In Hardin county 1 learn the follow
ing buildings were blown down:
John Davis, Jacob Drake and sons, Jas.
Walker and Mr.. Victor. 1t IS very strange
to say that 1t followed the track Of several
hurricanes that have passed, some OF them
twenty odd years ago, not varying from
their course more than one mile at no point,
if the writer has net been wrongly in
formed.
A great deal of rain has been falling re-
Gently, the Tennessee River is bidding fair
TO overflow its bottoms. Its small tributa-
Ties in this country have been very high.
This community can boast of one or the
best school houses now in McNairy county
outside Of Purdy. The material is OF the
best quality and the construction by the
best mechanics. Its supervision has been
under the objection OF Messrs. Byrd and
Terry, Of Jacks Creek, Henderson County
Lectures will be given by NJ. r. AbeTnathy
and Rev. E. Teler. The latter gentleman
has been employed to teach. For fear 1 am
writing too much, win close by saying to
that big eater, scribe and thorough business
man of Purdy, that received roll OF late
papers from him a short time ago. Hope
he will do so again. COL. NOX.
Adamsville, Tenn, Dec. s, 1873.
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General Markets.
BAGGIYG-9 yard l6Gl61zc.

BAGGING-T yard 16@l61zc.
TIEs--5} ID 914@lce.
BACON-Sides, wholesale, SIC. Shout
ders. wholesale T%@Sc. Hams, sugar
cured, wholesale, I5c.
BULK MEATS-Sides, Sc.
FLOUR-R Dbl, wholesale, S711l %.
MEAL-S9 bush, Wholesale. Z5@SOc.
DRIED FRUIT-APples, y b, wholesale
DC. Peaches. do, do, S910c.
SUGAR-New Orleans, wholesale, 10 @I3,
CoFFEE-wholesale, 26@29c.
MOLAssEs-W Wholesale. G5697Jc.
HoMINY-53 b, retail, 4c.
GRITS-R ID, retail, 4c.
NAILS-B key 81. Rates.
TnEsI. Spun, % H. retail, 1G6E1Se-
WHIsKEY-T2 gall, wholesale, 81 COOS 80
OYsTERs-COve, 81 1902 10 y doz.
CANDIES-W holesale, 161<@23J[c.
MACKEREL-By the kit, 81 5O@2 -.
HIDEs-Green, q ID, &c. Dry salt, DC.
Dry Flint, 1Oc
LEATHER-Harness and Sole, y IL, retail,
4O@45c; Kip, do, do, Coo; Bride, do, do, 81
@6Oc.
CoRN-Shelled G5@75c q bushel.
BEEswAX-9 ID 25@2Sc.
CALLOw-B Ii 7C6Sc.
OLD IRON-F3 ID 1S6D11Ec.
TURKEYs--3 doz. S12@Ii. Retail 81 >
@S1 80.
CHICKENs-8 doz. 81 JOa5 90.
DUCKS-72 doz. 81 j0Gl %.
BUTTER-T} ID. 50@35c.
EGGS-9 dOz. 30@40c.
LARD-8 ID 11@15c.
Live stock.
BEEF CATELE-Net, 935c.
SHEEr-z head 81 30. Extra fine IS.
PORK-By the hog, GlIc q III.
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COMMERCIAL.
JACKSON COTTON MARKET.

The foreign cotton markets have
showed considerable irregularity
the past week, New York and New
Orleans fluctuating between 16i and
Isl. The cause of the decline is at
tributed to the heavy receipts of
last week, which reached as high as
170, 800 bales, being the largest weeks
receipt since the war. Such ire
mendous figures were enough to de-
press the markets of the world.
But we think the cause Of the in
creased receipts is evident to every
thinking man. Prices advanced
from ID on the 1st of Nov. in New
York, to 16I by the last of the same
month. Planters strained a point
and held back every bale possible
when it was at ID, but were willing
and did turn loose when it reached
164. This we say was the cause
of the rush 10 market, and is
no evidence that the present crop
has been under estimated. Our
market was more active yesterday
and to-day, (Friday.) New York adj
vanced I, quotinglmiddling at 15l to
10. New Orleans was up an I quo
ting at 16B. Money seemed to be
moro plenty than last week, and our
buyers went in with their usual
vim, at the following quotations.
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NEELY e PYBAS,
PERSONALS.

I. b. Micon, distinguished member sf the
Memphis bar, was in attendance upon the
Chancery Court during the past week.
Mfr. Sam. Mcdonald, a member of the firm
CT Tapp, Leathcrs s Co., of Louisville, was in
the city this week The firm Of which he Is
a member Is one Of the institutions of Louis
vile, and enjoys am unsurpassed popularity
throughout this entire section.
Cant. VIM. Alexander is announced in this
issuc as a candidate for Mayor lie has served
inc city IN that capacity, and he points to his
record with pride and confidence. This much
we will say, that a kinder, larger hearted man,
mr. enc more conscientious and honorable never
asked the votes of our people.
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Sale Of Real Estate.
In County Court of Madison
County. Tenn.
Jno. Q. y. Mcclellan et al, vs.. 6. W. Wade

Jno Q. 4. Mcclellan e al, V. 9. ". Naden
ct al
DY virtue Of the decree pronounced IN this
ID cause By the County Court OF Madison
county AZ It's March term, 1873, aud renewed ul
its April, Nay, June, July, August and sep
TENDER terms, ISIS, and again AZ is November
and December terms, ISIS, l will on
Saturday, 25th OF January, 1874,
sell on a credit Of seven, twelve and twenty
four months. the purchasers giving good secu-
rtty, sundTy valuable lots Of real estate, con-
tanning each from 10 10 > acres, and so situa-
ted, being within a short distance from Jack
son, as 70 make them attractive to persons
who may desire 10 make good investments.
The plan and humber OF said lots which Is
on file IN the County Court Clerks Office, sub
ject To inspection, are comprised OF that por-
tiOn Of the J. ID. Mcclellan lands bid on al an
original sale by Joseph ID. Mason, aud are 70
be sold on account OF the purchase money,
without equity Of redemption
T.. G. McCOWAT, Clerk,
Brown a RnlIock SoIls. dec. l3-.t.
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suit from their proceedings, and we eHan0t
see why any harm should. There is ore
thing certain, the material and industrial
prosperity Of the country can be bettered ;
and the farmers are right in endeavoring 10
elevate the standard Of their profession.
while the world is moving, step by step,
onward in every department OF ART and
science. p.
IFnsOp, Dee. Stb, 1873.
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Election Notice.

IN pursuance OF an order 20 me directed,
Il from the Honorable Board Of Mayer
and Aldermen, Of the city OF Jackson, Will
open and hold an election, at the various
wards or voting places ia the city OF Jack
son, on the
First Saturday in January, 1874,
for the purpose Of determining, by the peO-
Pile the question submitted by an Ordi-
nance, passed by the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen, authorizing a subscription 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
cts, for subscription. Those opposed, viii
put upon their tickets no subscription
The following named persons, are hereby
specially deputized TO open and hold said
election, in their res pective wards.
LIST. ward, Il. J.. kendrick-
End. ward, John Brooks.
81. ward. +. w. Wadley.
4th. ward. Z. +. lands.
Who viii make due returns to me at my
Office, in the city OF Jackson, on the Mon
day after the election.
This oath day OF November, 1873.
nov. 29-iw. r. NJ. MAY, Sheriff.
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Attention. BuiIders!

We would call the attention OF
those wanting anything in the line of
doors, sash, blinds, brackets, mould
ing, balusters, glass, putty, locks,
hinges, door and shutter bolts, gate,
sash and blind fixtures-infacte every
thing in the line of builders hard
ware and wood-work-to the largest
and best selected stock of these ma
terials ever brought to jackson, anC
to be fOundssat the old stand of G. T
Bates, where he is selling at the very
lowest cash prices. Contractors and
builders will save money by calling
on him before purchasing elsewhere
Send to him for price list.
Liberty Street,
march 1S-1y. JACKSON, TESN
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Nn CITY nansIIAI

,.,sstFlre authorized 70 announce JOHN =.
- CIfFIELD as a candidate for CITY Mar
Election first Saturday in January next
- are authorized to announce FRANK Nc
ABE As a candidate for reelection To the Of
nee OF City Marshal. Erection LIST saturday IN
January next.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING been qualified as administrator OF
II the estate OF james TOone, Jr., deceased,
az the December term, 1873, Of the county
en- 10 all persons having claims against said
estate TO present them according 10 law, and
those indebted will come forward and settle -.
/ will be found at the counting room Of Keith
Il Vincent J. \ KEITH, Adm r..
Dec. Il. l-lR-lm
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MADISON IoDGE, No. 16.-Jobn T. Bolts
N.G.; NJ. s. Nicely, V. g.: Jno t. STARK,
Secretary; David Hampton, treasurer ", rev
day night
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ROE CITY ATTORNEY.

We are anthC riZed 20 announce HUGH 4
ANDERSON as n candidate for City Attorney.
Election first Saturday In January next
We are authorized 70 announce MARCUS N
BRIGHT rs = candidate for City Attorney
Election lst Saturday in January
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FoK KECoRDER.

We are auth0TizsI "a aunf1nce D. T.. fEli-
son a candidate q-,.s-~a-.as,-
loh hfst saturday : January next.
r. ". MAY aEs n c,--,.zti,- ,-rs mis- friends
- VOC ~ I'm y theIsi Saturday IN January
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Announcements.
FOR MAYOR

We are authorized 70 announce ID. H. KING
as a candidate for reelection 20 the Office Of
Mayor Of the city Of Jackson
We are authorized 20 announce JOIN 4. NJ
Carl. AND a. a candidate for Mayor of Jack
sOu. Election Ist Saturday IN January next
We are authorized 10 announce Dr. J. A. Ar
RINGTON a "a candidate for the once Of
Mayor OF jackson Election lst saturday IN
January next
We are authorizes 20 announce Capt WI.
ALEXANDER A. a candidate for Mayor Of
Jackson. Election lst Saturday in January
next
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CLINTON Y. A. CHATTER, No. 9;-B.
S:happeII, S. Meets Sd Friday each month.
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MILAN LODGE, No. 15J.-J. II. Diekin-
sou. N. G.: q. W. Chapman. V. G.i kobt'
Edwards Sec; William Galley, Ireas., -
- Uoif Chaplain. Meets every Wednes-
day night
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STARK ENcAMPMENT, No. 10.-Riehard
Redman, G. r.; J. T. Bolts, II. T.; John Il
Stark. Scribe. -,
each month.
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masonIo Meeting. OF jackson.

JAcKsoH CoMNANDRY, No. l3.--John
Chester. Eminent Commanders; >. q.
Smith. Recorder. Meets on the 81 Mon
day night OF each month.
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ST. JoHN's LODGE, No, S2-J: @. Pybas,
". ~: George q. Hughes. Sec'y' Meots
ist Munday each month.
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Jackson IyODGE No. IA. y. Jones'
". MI. G. smith. Jr., Sec'y., Meets 4th
Friday each month.
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1. O. O. u.

JacKSoN COUNCIL. No. 10, II. & 8. M
Rev. A. w. Jones. r. ]. q. NJ. J. II. Chap
nell Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
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JUST RECEIVED!

From New Orleans, several car loads New
sugar and MOlasses.
We ask the Trade 10 call and price before
purchasing elsewhere.
Dec. SGT. L. a TREADWELL & co.
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COAL, COAL, &c.

Anderson 81 Br-in=hursst
Dealers In
COAL, HAY, BRAN. SALT, &c.
Ag'ts. for Diamonds Coal Mines, Ky.
Orders promptly filed. Coal specially
with US. We sell by Miners invoice, for
CASH. Orders should be addressed 70 Us
AZ ClarKsyllie, Tenn. sept I5-Jm
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eEGREE I,oDGE.-Meets every 2d Thurs
dav night in each month.
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$4,000 worth Of Clothing at Cost
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
forbid ali persons from hunting or
trespassing on my land.
| Dec. cit. BENZ. BARR.