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HERE AND THERE,
General Sherman's Endorse
ment Of General Forrest
A Merited Tribute from oHe
Great General to Another

90
MEEpHIs, December s.--Genefai n n,
b. Forrest. ia view Of IL p9ssioie Wa ~
with Sbnin made formal tender o.
+, bh services 70 General Sherman VINO
writing a characteristic letter, ~ r ,,,r
rest said he had sent the letter !! 70 ,tl n
War department With TINS en"0i''
ment: o,..,.uq ia..,C.s,,o sscre-
tary of War for file. Among tne hu" ,',
dreds of offtrs that come to me, ., ueer y
this worthy ola place among sh9 ~ 70.
cnjyes to await coming events ~ :,
gard N. Il Forrest as one OF ,hs M i,,,r
ss1t str mary men developed by our
civ;i war md were it left to me, ~ lhg
event of a war requiring caya'r a.
would unhesitatingly accept NJ $50 %,
vices and Give him prominent plac 's;
believe. now, he would feh, again y
oar national e1enles as NC nluass'sF
hs. and that Is sayins ehousii. ,a.alp
RI qW, n sherman Oelle.a. ~
sherman does not believe tnele W. W.,
no war. Neither Government Wa"'
war. - Hulls
PHILADELPHIA, December VI ,I,,rned.
tar works at Fort Braza were " o'' THE
BRowNsvILLE, December v;a ,be
steamboat j. S. Lee, belonging 70 p t1o
Rio Grande, struck o snag hem ,nr IN
Grande City YESTERDAY, anu sI oareo
twenty minutes, fhe poa' ""'
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

1 am n candidate for the QiApa 81 Mayor Of
the city o. lallas. May nienas nASe urEGu
mo Ia mn ns IN independent candidate. 70
this appeal say This, | am the candidate
of thet,eople, but viii abide ny anu aequi-
esce in any decision made ~ the Democracy
OF the city lof nalas ~ lneif Convention
should One o. held. NAT. NJ. BuHFui'D,
u1RUSTFES SALls.-unde ana by Nlrne
of u deed OF trust executed w j. u.
Walker, SQih lay OF APRIL A. ~ 1913, 20 So
cure Moody u Jemiscn, IN Tie payment oi,,H
prolnlssory uote dnted April SGlh, A. ID, lHBl
ior one thousand dollars, With ntrilst ~ Y
per cont per Annum from August lei, 1913,
ana signed by said Walker; also to sagnit
Adams 4 Leonard. IN tnp my ment u Q drag
drawn hy said Walkerin hly0y Of Adatns y
In0nald, dared June ~, a, u. 1874, for three
lunthed aud iltty dullnts, Ylth Interest ~
az per cent per month from date, Will sell
atthe Courthouse door, Ia the eilg and pnupiy
OF dallas, u Tho highest bidder fQr cash, pc,
twoen me hours OF 10 O'clock, =, %, and !
O'clock b. M, on Saturday, the lWh day ~
January A. d. s7i, me ,allawlng described
propcrty, town. The whole OF the printing
eStnbll shtnent Job Office and neTspapefi
published IN the city of Dallas aad KNOWN
rs the Dallas News, together with AL lhe
appurtpnnnees belonging td the same, This
December 9TH, 1871,
2jGdltl4wit w j. VA isei 4Tus''e' .
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pOsrPONEMEST.
FOURTH GIFT CONSf'"''
ofFublic LibraryofEentnsky
GARD 10 THE PUBLIC.
A CARD 10 !

r,o,r,.tecs Of the Public Library Of Ken ken
snd tl,emanagement Of the GIN Con
sa ., announcs the postponement o. ,he
rers ain concertunti Tues ay, the Sisi Of
March next ,,-,,,,5 The
The public viii readily understand w
-. -" ,sniol, haye aqln this P'sli'pHei"eh'
uefessa'y, ,.,, ,,os s,,t The last
two months paralyzed TIC oos,' 49,. !, sas
sect,on Of this country ana o ',ul .,. ,,cs.
prevented thousands from inv's'i' ~, the
e,s. The epidemics per'hainH III. sw.,la.
entire south have cut Oh alse , an' ,.,ds,nv
ple market. And, too, the puolio .u ,'ss,si
nom the effects of these causes nav =, - ys.,
! postponement and hsye decllnea " -, =, the
wl,hout more positive assu ,s.,
drawing taking place on fxeid'y'
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strayed or S4olen.


From or near tho stage apnd, at David
TordnnN
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AT PRIVATE SALE,

ono hundred and. atty barrels uenetin,
viii, Pipnin and Wire Sap apples 90 good
nr,Itr. md prices tflder The fesii'ar market
HILL, si,IELDs Il CO..
t,in, s,rref XJ1if
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To III Children.

Little ones | want one hundred g you TO
meet me at my house, corner OF Lamar ana
Commerce, s'raats On ChAsimM morning
Wew|ll have young folks parity, Christ
INNS tree. and.a merry, good time
4 uhristmis entertainments San old Gus
Ton, ofminc. for twenty years. Bt'Ng nov
on the decline u life Wish most espfelhlF
inc lltno iolksto spend the neNl Christmo'
with me. We will meet ats O'Clock ih'ne
morning. Your o'u t'l',w
a11dtdVit d. N,Mc'Ni'
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mAnItErS HY TEl,EGRAviE.

NEW ORLEANS, Dcecmhpr0 o. There
Is good demand iorco,ton, aud plices
are easier, Good ordinary 10 strict
low middling l4s@lji; middlmg to
strict middling lj,@lds; good mid
ding l7l@lJs, Receipts S,OGG exports
to continent 1910; stock III ,5Sl; unspld
GO,5OO. Gold 0.@9l. Currency ~,
Sight for currency discount for
checks par Sterling Is for checks,
New Y0mi, December 8,--Slouey
easy at 7 per cent, Banks are lending
call ON easier terms than at amy time
since the panic. Currency sstill flow
Ing to the South, and coming IN nom
the West Exchange duh hut steady
at u, Gold imer at 0@0l, Cot.
ton steady at l5l@l5,; some sales
at DC. higher
LONDON, December . New ily,b
90; Erie, 49,.
LIVERPOOL, Decembcr0, y NJ q ot-
ton duh and easier uplmda s &c q,
Orleans Sst1Si. sales 1000 bales,
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EEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10000 Bushels Of Corn Wanted
.AAr " II 1T cS'& nElL1I-s

Located on Tie Mckinney loed, ana on ne
Dllins branch. Best quality OF corr, iueN
ulwuyS on hind, orders Alled on Shorl ~
notice By leaving them nj the mil or win
Obenchain y Co., No. ~ Elm street
M0ilm cara SHAN KRhlth
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/ black, branded Us on the LEFT shoulder, 10
hands high; / roam, no marks. gr bfonds,
unless harness inarSs, 10 bands liyhi ana ths
otIiar a mouse ooluF. - hands high, branded
with Mexican brand,
Iyill pay " lof ~ feoovery o. w s ~
mi1is ana the arrest Of TIE illiQi, deliveries "a
Captain Orl's stable Ia Dali s,,,,su am,
Dallas, December s, 30, Il S9Si'tWlt
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lTncv rtS also prepared with every k ,i,,ic y
- incentive wo. K fuf dressing On ~, WiaV
they oaa s0ppR IN every fialesN"' a''''
notice. Come am Y" mnSiiHY &LOrPor
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reported a loHi TO-, sh wa hourd
e Nv, lNlsslbl omwsls Ni,ba aenelal
ualHhpl government siUrr "A al .iIn'
lives lost, ' F''N ''
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
6 d meii.

Sn Der DiSceie 8aiel iiebt IS NIT Der
Greibeit gar traurts aus. Die 9eb5reex
mtI6en ih@ auf cine leanoal SIt slrt II
pripatanaelesenbeiten uno p~ranslalirex
Die Satbrlifen mad WSsli6teit. 81,
purpen persanSene ISOLDE cret iunse
Mdr6sn BON Gnselbers Dor ben &i&tsr
seiteat, neil ie benz sreommunieirtex
~pfarrer" 0idwinp bic Sbire tpielen,
Der ;u ibnen inS Saus fam, I'M ibnem
Vprpirfe su MAIDEN, neil ie i,tnen
~0pttescienfe" nidt beisewobnt battsx.
sic rpulcen su ;wei Tasen Sc
an9nts Serurtbetlt.
Gin Wdpden BON 10 Sabren, ,ur
gfarrei Starrttrd ssbSris, tpuree
nit 4 Granes 80 Genttmes befraft, neil
IS benz 8elisionsuntsrri9te sesielt.n
8I&winp ~an,uwobnsn fi@ ~rpsissrte. De
pfarrer Don WerpeIier, 5err Wouttet
Der felt Sabren erblinpet it, ,puroe Dot
zen &i4ter su Woutter be&tesex,
neil Ct Serufen bate ,Gs lebe BiidF
ea&at 5Srt ca ni&t aQeS aufs BHs
ben psnn bic in ibren 5as seseu bic 3ir.
DE S%errannten 9oSenbraper iia Elm, fe
pirren nit iOl&en Yroeetursn etpas
Gnreres errei&en, als baB fe ii& tn tex
ausen aaer, bic nod nidt iesli&ss
&e&tss unp' Gbrsefibl p~erloren babex,
nur nod Serddtlider MAIDEN, ais Re
es i9pn lansi iinp9
9ermaniA.
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Sfijisflss iibsr bic austrsibuag Der
Seluiteu aus 9eutidlano.

llsber Die jdnsit i'm YunrsSratbe iatts
sebatten, rte ausfabruns res Seluitens
ssisBes betreHenren grSrterunssn miro
jeBt 6plsenpes bsfannt: Die anssfsuz
ten Grbebunsen baten berausssfsut,
caB IN 9auenbur9 m 8Sntss
reid 9 adj fen, tn % drtemberG
Saeen Medlenburs, i'm g rcb.
ber3ostbam Sa@Isn in Oh
tenburG 8raunf&weia ben
fa9lif9en SeraUstb Il m ern,
@nbalt S&warsburG 0aL
bed 8eue S1aumburssetp
Pc etpps unb ben Sanfefdbten
Nisrerla6unssn ODER Anssb0rise ees
Oreens Der Geisai@aft Seiu oper Der
rranpter Oreen Opsr oresnsdbnli&sr Cons
sresaticnen nt&t %sUrbanpen sepsisn
iinp. Sn ben itrissn S~untssfaatsn
inp 3ur ausfabruns pes 8si@sssItBes
BON 4. SuIt y. s. fUlsenpe @abnssln
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-05-07
%3nrembnr8er @a3ette.

gar Sbne Hod unp Wibr, pel6' lsstere
i'd i'm GluIe Y~erloren bate, elite i6 pcrs
rpdrts pur6 Die prdrien unO Wdlpsr
ras 9roeen Wefens.
llnb bic 0erpunceten ipurcen mad
ibrer 5eimatb selanrt. nidt wabr, Serr
5asenbaum 2 fragile 5err 8ernsr pOu
Ibeilnabme.
60 penis, ais mir. Die eei6ttlsIs
irtsn musten bic i9psrer 8srpunceten
in bic Wiitte res NortsS idlrppcn. no
fe auf Die elei6e Wsiie ibr esben en-
ceten. &ud Sbsri Gannin fel, BON
&usel curdbobrt, ais Wdrtyrer Der sus
ten Sadie.
Sc sereidt mir immer nod gum Trofe,
lpraa Snfel Safob nit unbeimlid Itu6e
tsnpen Ausen. cab iener srauiame WSr>
Der unp feline Nrmee auf rem Sbladts
felce ~ Gan Saeinto elmer furttbarsn
Wiecerperseltuns anbsim felen. une i6
freue mid nod beute. eab i1 canals,
unaeadtet msines iussnrlihsn Nlters,
msin S&erlein su ibrer 3i&tisuns bel,
trassn fcnnte.
limb mid tr5fet bic @epibbstt. entaeas
,ete Serr @srner nit bepestsr Stimme,
eas Gber uns Gtner 3u Geridte list. cbne
ceien Wiuen fein 6drden auf unIerm
5aupte ssfrimmt ruirpl
Ncrt5esuua fc(at.)
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ceferrti9.

8ten 81. slpril. Die Suspsnfon
Der pur3 eorrupte Witrsl anssteatsn Der.
Staaten Gpmmiiiare fir bic Sneufries
ausfsIuns bat bier srUses auffsben er.
rsst. Dian mill piilsn RAP elm @Hifent
ees SbnsGpmmi1ars Gelc BON sinsm
Manne ssbOrst bat, wel&er ben GOntrati
sur eisferuns Der Grfrii&unssn erbaltsn
uno nit anceren anf abnli&e 0siis ops.
rirt bat.
Die neuen @OmmiGare finb bsrsits IN
1bdtisteit unp In ~loeialsr Y1isbuns Def.
fer SsReat.
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Ucrtiesuns folst.)
GGaS &ot6ringen.

Die bsuti&e 3eidsresieruns Ssrbsls
iert pas &et@setienb
tn elias uno eptbrinsen unc
bic In peutIdem 8etrieb befnrli6en
euremburser Yabnen ; iie bat su eisism
3pede Gem &eitsparlamsnt einen Sc
ie%Bentwurf pcrselsst Der belast /: Dem
Heidsfansler ,perpen !: u fir Zen Yau
Der G%ilenbabnen a. BON &epins naa
&smiay 5.083,800 Gblr., b. BON 3abern
mad 8afelnbsim unp pom Barr mad
S6lettftaOt 4,692.OOO 5blr., C. bon
ct. eouis pcer Wdblbauisns SaItI bic
CUR &beinmitte tet 5ininssn $4,000
Iblr, d. bon 2auterturs mad Strass
burg 4.016.000 Sblr.. e. BON Wusia
mad 8otbau S4S 951 5blr., f. BON
Steinburs mad, 8ul6meilsr 429.4S6
Sblr., g. BON DiecenbOfsn biz sur Can.
pessren;e In Der Ndbs bon Siert ais
&eRtstras 2,592.1OO 1brl. p fir bic
5srfsauns pes ;peiten @sleiies BON
WsB ibsr DiepsnbOfen bis sur 9ren,e
pss @rusber5Ustbums eursmburs 46S,s
600 Eblr. 81 CUR Eilsuns ess @elt.
bsearfs Der fur ben s%lntauf Der 3wsiss
babn GOlmar . Wdnfsr su ,ablencen
S%aufiumme 5l4.934 Sblr. +; 4) fir bic
@usraftuns, Grneueruns unp SepoQs
f~dnpisuns Der @ilbelm : eursmburss
Gienbabn a. CUR Seidafuns BON BE-
trisbsmatsrial 4,171.140 lblr., b.. sur
Grneueruns unp 8eruOuianpisuns Ter
Sabns unp SabnbUfsanlasen 1885,
800 Eblr. 81 auser ben rur9 bic Sc,
isBe pom %. NoSembsr 1871 unp is.
SUM- 1872 sub 3 bsrsits bepiqisten
Summsn fur bic Hei9seiienbabnen In
GllaBs 9otbrinsen /: a. CUR 9srmebruns
Der Setriebsmittel 4.743,850 5brl., b.
CUR Serppafdnpisuns unO grpeitsruns
Der Sabns unp Sabnbpfsanlasen L.
7O4.35O lblr., TN 0an;sn 38,093,521
Sblr. aus Der BON 6ranfrei9 ;a CAB
lsnren 8riesSfoltsn : gntidapisuns nit
Der Nabsate CUR Ssrfdsuns ssiteat,
cab bon cen ausSepprfensn Sstrdssn
i'm Sabre 1873 t5.500,OOO 5blr, i'm
Sabre 1874 100000 Sblr., i'm
Sabre 1875 9.593,45i Sblr. perpsns
oct wereen fSnnen.
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NuBlano.

&uIii6e Sldttern ibilpern zen Erans,
port Der @srbannten mad Sibsrien fol-
senrermasen
Seit 1880 beRane fir bic mad Sibt>
rien 8srbannten pas Spfsm etappex-
mdsissn @ari tss su SUI. aus aGe1
1beiIen pss europdti&eu 8uslanp lans
mslten ii& bic @rrefantenparttsn an ben
Sammslfatiunen In Gbarfou, Wssfax
unp Nil@neis 9OwsOrOp. UNI tn BEN
Sauptiammslpuntte xaian suIammenlus
fosen. Die CUR 3wanssarbsit psrur.
tbsilten StrdFinse sinsen in Gusi&eIsa,
Die anpsren [pte p~riuilsstrtsn Stanee
au%ssenOmmen] In 5anbl@euen, ~ ie
;weien suiammensel&mieoet uno ie bret
Yaare ,paren pur4 cine eiierne Staase
ppsr Sstte untsr einanesr psrtunpen. -
Dieien partisn fulsten eintse 8asea far
rie Sabe Der S!r$Fins fir Graueu NIT
Sduslinssn. Sineer unp Srants. Die
fer Waria pausrte, penn ibn 1i&t
8ranfbeit Oper anbere 3ufdqe ~ssrj5ser<
ten, Elm Sabr, unp aus sinissn 1bsilen
pss 3si@es audi SABRE. Die unsrtrdss
li9e 5ise I'm CONNER, bic Nualsa
pur@ Die Snlsftsn, peI&e bic ssfeGtltsx
5anre ni4t su peri@eu&en seitatteter,
RE furdtbarte Sdlte TN 8intsr, bic
feudten, falten. nit StidIuft srfautsn
Gtappens0 ebduee, In penen Iisle aus
Mansel an &aum ii@ ni6t sinmul bin
lesen tpnnten, ras waren Die llmtiabe,
untsr renen bic StraHinse tbrsn Mar1S
bic in Die entferntetsn Sbeils Sibtrteas
ma9ten. Ni9t better mar raS mOralt>
i@e Mittsl. in psl9sm ii@ pieielben Be-
psstsn. 9lsid;sitis tamen fe pbyfi&
bsruntsr, 70 RAP Sitirisn In ibneu Elm
pbsIiIb u. mpralii9 p~paifdnpis untaas@
liGsS Clement erbislt. Die partien TO-
gen 70 unter Erommsli4las uno Settsas
seflirre Our& uniere D5rfer unp Stdpte
unp srrestsn ras aussmeine Mitletp, nell
Dies ii6 bel Dem einfa9en Splte uso Def
Der 8aufmannl&aft in ben sablreiasa
@aten, bic ibnen rarsebradt purpsn,
ausipra@. eanse i@Vn battsa ale oisie
llsteltanpe bic Iufmerfiamfsit Der Rs.
sisruns auf li@ 8epsen, uuc In 1858 1T
cine 8eibe bon SerbeGerunsen sinsefdbrt
wprpsn, wel@e aaes gum SsiIeren seeals
tet babsn. Der Transport Der 8tr<
t%anntsn wirp ieBt bis Nii&neiz3 ouss>
rob pur& Gilenbabnsn IN Defenders ea,u
einseri&tetsn @assuns, BON Nii&nei bis
Perm unp BON 5iumen bis Somis auf
8ldIen In belcnpers e~pnfruirtsn Ge<
fansnibtarfen, bic BON Dampfe,n busFrt
rpsrpsn, ausi4lissli& I'M CONNER uub
auf ben 3wil@snl&eniredem jwil&tn
perm uns Tiumsn In breiipdnni8en
Gubrputsn NIT je feds pldsaa bswirtt.
9ber slufntbalt IN Sibirien lelbt IA
aud jsst nod far SisIs DspUrttrte fur&ts
bar bart, ia 8rauenbaft.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-27
COMMERCIAL.
JACKSON COTTON MARKET.

| The past week has been hard, we may
say 3 terrible week, in Cotton circles; and
though some OF our planters, who do not
exactly understand the panic in the money
markets OF America, have complained
somewhat Of our cotton merchants. we
are certain they have acted their part nobly
and done all in their power to uphold our
market For instance, on Wednesday more
cotton was bought snd sold in jackson
than either Memphis or Mobile. On Sat
urday last Middlings sold here at I714c-
Receipts So bales. On Monday, Middlings
dropped TO 1881 to lie; Receipts 45 bales.
On Tuesday 1874 to lie was paid; Receipts
so bales. On Wednesday the following
dispatch was received from New Orleans:
Cotton lower and tending downward
Low Middling 17c.7 That was bad news
for our buyers who had paid 1917 TO lie
here the day before. Stin they entered the
market and made the heaviest purchases Of
the season at 1854 TO Ice for MiddIing; Re
eeipts 125 bales. On Thursday our Bank
ran short Of funds and nothing was done
in the way Of buying, only a few forced
sales at 15c for Middlings, planters prefer
ring 10 store; Receipts about 10 bales
Friday the news was no better, no cotton |
selling anywhere. Owing to the dullness /
in prices receipts are small-no sales. We /
will omit quotations and hope ts be able % 1
give "a cheering account IN our next report.
Il will be seen that the rSuse Of the decline
in cotton i the panicy feeling ia the money
markets Of our large cities.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-27
Suspension of Glass a sons.

We announce with regret the suspension
and failure of j. Z. A. T. L. Glass and ], K.
& 7, Z. Glass & Co., Of this City, and also
the fact that Mr.. james W. Glass, the
Senior member, has made an assignment
for the benefit Of creditors, having selected
Mr.. John II. Duke, as Trustee. The lia-
bilities Of the several firms. as set out in
the Trust Deed, reach over twenty thous-
and dollars, and the majority Of the credit
ors reside in Louisville, Ky. We notice
among the creditors provided for in this
county the following names, to-witI Geo.
Hicks Sl,l00, Len Hill $3.50, Mrs. H. Ne
Clellan $1,000, jas. Y. Fortune $500 Thos.
F. Berry $500, A. r. Reid sT3l So, W. W.
Pope 500. The Trustee is empowered 10
sell, either publicly or privately, all the
personal property Of every kind and de-
scrption, mentioned in the conveyance, for
cash, such as goods, wares, ana merchan-
disc, and to. collect all debts due j. w.
Glass, or that might have been transferred
to him by J. T. Il T. Z. Glass and ]. f. &
T. Z. Glass & Co. The real estate convey
ed embraces two tracts OF land lying four
miles Northeast of Jackson, and will be
seld on the usual time, the deferred pay
ments bearing interest and constituting a
lien for the unpaid purchase money. The
Trustee is further directed, as rapidly as
possible. TO marshal all the assets, by sales
and collections, and to make distribution
Of the same from time TO time among all the
creditors, share and share alike, showing
no preference beyond the debts due to
statesmen in the house, tO-Wit: G.. Fortune
and w. W. Pope.
We trust the assets will be ample TO meet
the liabilities, aud that Mr.. J. W. Glass,
whose record rs = man and merchant has
always been blamelesS for nearly q half
century, may save enough to resume bust
ness and to shield himself from adverse
fortune in his old age. We shall make no
comment on the cause Of the failure. Mr..
]. w. Glass, in his Trust Deed, attributes
it to the '.bad faith and conduct OF other
parties" and states that much Of his means
and property has been squandered and
wasted without realizing any substantial
benefit to his creditors, and we presume
he has about hit the nail on the head, and
knows what h is talking about. At any
rate all the parties, without exception,
smitten By this sad blow, have our sympa-
thies, and we trust the tumbhng down of
this old landmark in financial circles, may
prove a warning to those who are accus-
toned to buffet the treacherous seas Of
trade.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-27
General Markets.

BACoN-Sifes, wholesale, I2@121Ic.-
Shoulders wholesale l1@1l1<c. Hams
suysr-cUred, wholesale, lie.
FL0UR-R DBL, wholesale, S7@tl 90.
MEAL-F busL. wholesale. 75G9 Soc
DRIED FRUTr-Apples. y q, wholesale,
&c. Peaches. do, do, SG lOc.
SUGAR-New Orleans, wholesale, IO4I3c.
COFFEE-wholesaie, 26@29c.
Wholesale, 65@75c.
HOMINY-9 Il, retail, &c.
GRTTS-p 10, retail, &C.
NAILS-a keg 81 Rates.
THREAD--Spun, ? h, retail, I6GISc-
WHsKEY-F gall, wholesale, 81 O0G3 so.
OYsTERS-Cove, 81 4092 40 y doZ.
CANDIEs-Wh olesale, f61<4235<c.
MACKEREL-By the Kit, 81 6092 IS.
HDEs-Green, p d, Sale. Salt, SIC.
Dry salt, 12915c. Dry Flint, 15417c.
circumstances and Sole, = ., retail,
4O945c; Kip, do, do, zoe; Bride, do, do, AZ
GG0c.
CoRN-SheIled 65@T5c = bushel.
BEEswAN-79 h 25@2Sc.
TALLow-P Il 7@sc.
OLD IROS-S} b &4l1Ec.
CHICKESs-F doZ. 50 40Q3 co.
DUCKs-B dOz. 81 5O014 90.
BUTTER g 3. 35c.-scarce
EGGS-{2 dOz. 2O125c.-searee.
LARD-R b 11@ISe.
Live stock.
BEEF CATTLE-Net, 4@5c.
SHEEP head 81 90. Extra fine IS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-27
MAR RIED,

Z ULAAA II E@Os
In this county recently, Mr.. Jno. Acret
and Miss Louisa Lambert.
Mr.. Elijah wiIliams.and Miss Ellen Mo.
zier.
Mr.. Elijah NJ. stevens and Miss Nancy
A. Gurlsy.
Mr.. Hugh r. Lacy, Jr., and Miss Matte
J. Boon.
At the residence Of the brides father. Mr..
Frank Taylor, on Thursday evening the
Path, by the Rev. W. T.. Hall Of this city.
Mr.. W. w. Payne and Miss Laura F. Tay-
lor.
We wish the happy pair all the bliss
dreamed Of in their counting days; long
lives, and sueceSs in all the aims of the fu-
sure, however high.
At the residence of the brides f,ther,
Mr.. John s. Halt0m, in PinSon. on Monday
evening the 22d, by the Rev. Rob't Rainey,
Mr.. L. ]. GIllaspie and Miss Alice Haltom.
The gallant groom and his beautiful
BRIDE have our best wishes for their future
happiness. May their life journey be one
of pleasantness. Astounding in rich fruitions
Of LIES young dream, increasing in good
works and spanned by Hopes most beayi-
tiful rainbow, to the close.
At the residence Of the brides father, W.
II. Parham. ESQ, on Tuesday evening the
23d, by T. n. Stevenson. Esq, Mr.. c. G.
Beal and Miss Mary A. Parham.
Amid the Intoxicating joys of the bridal
hour we were not forgotten, and to the
beautiful bride we are indebted for 4 share
in the wedding feast. May Joys uuending,
ever increasing, swell and sparkle ever
fresh and bright along their pathway, and
may all the sweet hopes Of young hearts
attuned by love ind happy fruitlon in
them.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-27

Go to Jas. F. Wash's Store, in the Tom
lin Block, for your BOOTS AMI SHOES
He sells for Cash and sells cheap.
Put OFF.-Thy trial OF the nineteen ne
groes indicted for the murder Of J. Il.
West, was put OF until next Court. Ques-
ton Of bail will be argued to-day.
sUICIDE.-A. Mr.. L. +. Mitchell CON-
mitted suicide in Purdy. Tenn, on Thurs
day. He was a Canadian, a saddler by
trade, a.'out forty years Of age, and had
been living in Purdy some three or four
years. lie leaves wife andl children.
/ We have heard no cause assigned for the
| terrible deed.
WOMEN on THE RAMPAGE.-On Tues
day night, in South Jackson, Ella Lull, a
coIored, woman assaulted Eliza Brown,
another colored woman. with q razor, cut
ting her across the left arm and down the
left breast from the shoulder, 10 and
through the NIPPLE, inhicting q painful
and serious wound. Ella Luli was tried
before Esquire Person on Wednesday, and
bound over to the Circuit Court in a bond
Of $780, She gave the bond.
THE JACKSON DRAMATIC CLUB.--We
attended the performance Of this club on
Thursday evening, and must confess that
we were highly pleased and entertained.
There is considerable talent in the club
and their exhibitions would do credit to
experienced performers. Messrs. Lord,
McNavin and Chapel and Mrs. Lord and
the Misses Samuels deserve special men
ton for the good taste displayed in their
different parts. The duet, St. James and
st. Giles, was really very fine, and was
impressive as well as amusing.
ACQUTTTED.-Ambrose and Mack Reed, |
the two young men charged as being ac-
eessories before the fact, in the murder Of
John Hamilton West, were tried this week /
before jury OF their countrymen and ac-
quilted. The trial commenced on Monday I
and closed late Wednesday evening. Every l
item Of evidence possible was brought cut
against them, but the prosecution signally
failed TO elicit anything eliminating them
with the foul murder Of West. They
proved good characters, by their neigbbers
who had known them from childhOOd-are
mere youths in age, and their triumphant
Vindication before a jury Of their peers,
should be hailed with qualification by the
sntire community. The following gentle
men composed the jury in this interesting
;ase: ]. G. Moore, d. G. Winsett Jason
Russell, Rufus GoOeh, David A. Young,
w. j. Henderson, Nat Buckley, Thos. n.
Goodwin, John Thomas, Willis Small, T.
A. Cock, Thomas Askew. In justice to
both Jurors and defendants we will state
hat the jury were only very few minutes
making up their verdict.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-09-27
HUDSON & RICHARDSON

Have just opened a stock of fresh
Family Groceries, in the brick build
ing fronting the Mobile and Ohio
.;ailrOad Freight office. They pro-
pose to sell as cheap as any House in
the city. Give them a call. II.