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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17
DENMARK ITEMS.

EDITORS WING AND tribune:
News for the week, like the money mar
ket, still continues stringent.
The Gin house of NJ. John Wharton was
burned on the morning Of the OH, about
. o'clock. Five bales OF cotton were lost,
and about 1000 bushels Of cotton seed,
supposed to be the worl, OF an incendiary.
Up to this time, the guilt has not been fas-
tened on any one.
Neat is still falling-up, under the ran
geristic influence Of all cotton and no corn
pslicy-S cents each on delivery, was the
figure realized for the last drove. and more
wanted.
We are glad to see that old "GIn" hasput
in his appearance for .'keeys' in your city.
We had the pleasure once Of living under
the benign influence Of his journalism, be-
fore our early Americana dc CUbano Fish
coanO, and mast say things were not then
as now. Il.
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NONRESIDENT S Notice,
In Chancery Court of Madison
County, Tenn.

y this cause IL appearing from The amend
i ed crOss-bill which Is sworn 10. that the
following named defendants 10 said amend
eli bill are nOn-rcsidentS or the state OF Ten
nessse. IO-vyit: Sarah - Ellis, wife OF -
Ellis, whose christian name Is unknown.
Martha 4. MOrehead, Vim. y. sun, Jas. 4.
still, Joseph = stu, Charles A. still, Alfred
4. ~till, a Draham y. Sill. Raleigh N. StiIl,
John j. still, Almira \. still. the last a mi
nor. and all children OF Jas. =. sim: James
NJ. EenOld, minor child OF Mary f. RenOld,
decd, another daughter of said Jas. =. sun.
deceased, residents and citizens OF Warren
county ky.
ROxella sutton, wife of John ". sutton.
formerly EOsella sill, ! ohm W still James
r. still, sarah l.. Still- the last Two minors
and all children OF Wyatt + Stlll.
Miranda L. Peters, Mailssa J.. Peters. II t D.
~ r. Peters, EOsella Peters, Mm. LUma%
Peters, the last nyr minor children Of Mar
tina T.. Peters, deed, formerly Martha j. still
all residents and citizens Of Marshall
county, Kentucky, except the Peters chill
dren, who reside IN Galloway county, Ky
Mary NJ Pollock, wife Of - Pollock, Mar
chelle r. Fryer, wife OF - Fryer, Cyrus
Colt, W. /. Colt, Virginia &. Colt. Carson
4. Colt and Virgil NJ. Cot, tine last five mi
nors, and all children Of Mary \. Colt. and
reside in the state Of MisSouri-and all 9TH
er heirs at law OF VIM. +. Still, deceased. d
any there be, whose names are not known.
1t "a therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master that the above named uOn-resldents
and all other unknown heirs at law OF Mm
F. sim, deceased, make their appearance,
herein, at his office in Jackson, Tenn, on OF
before the lsJ Monday in March lSsi, and
make their defence to said CrOss-biil and q.
mended crOss-oilI, or the same VIII be tn
| ken for confessed as 10 them, and set fol
hearing cX-parte.
It Is further ordered thai this notice D,
published four successive weeks IN tn.
| Jackson Wing and Tribune. This 9TH q
'' D. N. WISDOM clerk x Master.
! + c. Anderson, sol.
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HUMBOLDT ITEMS.

I EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE.
business has been quite lively for the last
week. Cotton coming in Lively and selling
at from l2]z to lEz cents.
While Mr. y. A. ColemanCyas drawing
bucket Of Water At his well near this
place, on Friday night, the 0;h inst, some
l person shot him in the hack with bucksh0t,
and as he turned 10 20 TO his house, another
shot was fired, taking effect in his feet and
legs. No clue as yet TO the would be as
sassin. Mr.. Coleman has had several diff.
culties with his tenants, within the last
year or two, and it is suspicioned that ssme
ef them, that felt themselves mistreated by
him, attempted TO take his life. lie was at
that time in Z law suit with two OF his
troopers OF 1873, regarding their part OF the
produce.
One morning last week, the Messrs.
Leaks discovered upon entering their Plan
ing y that many OF their tools were
misslns nd upon closer examination,
found II several Of their saws, bits, etc.
together \ 100 feet Of hose was missing.
They imm,- Aiately set out TO look for them,
or 10 ii nd where the articles had been sold.
: eE lOuuu tue most OF lueul II inherent
places around town, where they had been
sold for almost nothing. compared to their
value.
Marshal Picker got on track Of the
thieves and captured three OF them At Mi
Ian, and the fourth one north Of Milan. The
last one confessed the whole theft.
We witnessed the marriage Of Miss Addie
Buckingham, Of this. city, TO Prof. j. T.
Scales Of Ripley, Tenn, ut the Baptist
church on last Wednesday night. The GER
emony was performed by Prof. G. W. JOHN
ston. Although it was something rather
new 10 Us, it vyas acknowledged by all to he !
not only beautiful, but very impressive.
The sixth anniversary of the Methodist /
Sunday School was celebrated |
here on last Sunday, with music and ad-
dresses by members OF the school. No |
church service was held at any Of the |
churches on that day, and all the schools /
joined in 70 contribute 10 the enjoyment Of /
the occa sion.
The new firm of Snyder Il MeDougaI |
have just opened a marble yard here, and /
if we are any Judge of such work, we must |
pronounce it superior to any we have ever
seen. HUBERT.
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Montezuma Items.
MEssEs. EDITORS

MEssEs. EDITORS:
Our quiet village was put under fever
ish excitement by the appearance OF the
Elliot boys in our town this evening. Dep
uty sheriff skinner holding warrant for
their arrest, summoned posse and Pur-
sued them two miles, and come mp TO them.
Both sides opened FIRE, which resulted in
the death Of lobe Elliot Immediately, and
the capture Of Rene Elliot and Wat FerriIl.
4 magnificent ball was given At the hotel
in this place by the young men yesterday
evening. a more brilliant party has not as
sembled in this county for long time.
Mr.. Warren, that energetic railroad con-
tractor, is still pushing the interest Of the
n. & X. Railroad, and Chief Engineer Al
len and President Nicely are sanguine Of
trains along this wav soon. 3.
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The Extensive Carriage.
Buggy, and Spring Wagon
MANDATORY.

OF lands & BURSELL, are ,uTn-
ne out large amount OF first class work
every week. Their business has greatly in
creased, and they will doubtless be COM
PEELED to make a further enlargement
their establishment. The reason is obvi-
oHs-Their work always gives sat-
IsTactiOn, and when they sell to one man
in ! locality, they draw the trade Of that
sectisn. Their repairing department i al
so on the increase, a. they invariably guar
autec their work. and erlploy none but
first class mechanic
This establishment Is "a credit 70 the city
and we hope that it viii continue TO pros
per. The citizens Of adjoining counties
would 10 well 20 examine the work Of this
extensive establishment before sending
urther of.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17
COMM ERclAL.
JACKSON COTTON MARKET.

At the close OK our last weeks review Of the
cotton market, prices were strong, with an up
ward tendency. New York quoting l6's CTS;
New Orleans, I5t5 cts; and Liverpool, q for
Middling cotton. Prices still continued TO IN
prove until Wednesday, at which time New
York quoted I67ac; New Orleans, To- &C; and
Liverpool, SD. our buyers seemed 10 think
the long expected rise had come, and entered
the market in earnest, paying the highest priees
since October, especially for good cotton. We
learn that Mr.. Hayley bought Of NIcCutchcn &
Lawler few bales of extra line cotton AZ l.,
Is and p cents, this cotton was raised by J.
d. Brown, of Henderson county, who has been
so successful in carrying Of tie premiums for
the best cotton at our Fairs the past two years.
on Wednesday New York and New Orleans re-
ported the market dull, and of i. on Thurs
day the telegraph reported another on &C. This
leaves the market within C OF last weeks
quotations, and some of our buyers think i
VIII be or another &c before the week closes
We quote to-day As follows:
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Valuable Land for Sale.
In the County Court of Madison
County, Tenn.

VIM. II. shelton, ct al, vs.. OphelIa J. Shell
ton and others.
DN virtue Of an interlOcutory decree pro-
ID nounced at the January term, 1871, Of
the County Court OF Madison county. Ten
nessec, in the above cause, / Will, on Satur-
day. eth of February, lS4i at the north door
of the courthouse in the city OF jackson,
expose for sale, 10 the highest bidder, a val
liable tract of Land containing 81 acres.
said land lies in the Sun civil district Of
Madison county, Tenn, and is sold for par
tition and division among the heirs Of W.
N. Shelton, decd. free from the dover right
OF Ophelia J. Shelton in the same.
TERMS or SALE-One-fOurth the purchase
money to-be paid in cash, balance on one
and two years time, notes and approved Sc
curity To be given for the balance and allen
for the payment OF the same
=. e. McCOWA1. Clerk.
Brown. EnlOe * Bullock, Soils.
Ian. Il. 18TH
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Chance'y Sale Of Real Estate.
In the Chancery Court of Mad
isOn County, Tennessee.
sam1 1IcAdoo vs.. u. S. -.

sam ! McAurO vs.. l.. - ~
DY virtue OF a decree for sale entered in
ID the above cause, December ,, 1873. / will
sell ut public auction TO the highest bidder,
in front OF the north door of the courthouse
in jackson, Tenn, on SATURDAY, 2lst Gay
of February, 1874, within legal hours, the
following described property, tO-wit:
Lying and being in Madison county, Ten,
10Th civil district, and bounded as follows:
beginning on n stake, the southwest corner
runs north lJl poles TO stake; NJ. Thomp-
sons Southeast corner; thence west l4715
pole to a stake on \ Turner's east boundary
line; thence south ljl poles to stake,
thence l4715 poles 10 the beginning, contain
ing lS4 acres more or less,
TEnMs.-On a credit OF eight months, pur-
chaser TO execute note with approved secu-
rfty and lien retained. Equity of redemp-
ton and re-purchase barred on confirma-
ton of report Of sale
d. NJ. WISDOM, G. a NJ.
Tomlin & Tomlin, Soils for Comp.
Jan. LIT
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17

Senator Cooper Of Tennessee has
been heard from. On the Sth Mr..
Pratt of Indiana moved to amend the
House salary bill by provision that
the pay of the balance of this Con-
gress shall be such an amount as to
make the total with that already re-
ceived of $4,000, s., 900 for each year.
This meant forcing a return of the
back pay, and Mr.. Cooper voted mo. "
OF course this gentleman viii never
reappear in politics, but it is well
enough to remember these things as
we move along.
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Notice to Creditors.

A Z she last Term OF the Chancery Court Of
n Madison County, Tenn, an order was
made in the cause OF l.. 4. GIllaspie, admir-.
vs.. Eliza 3. Aston, 90 al directing the Clerk
and Master 10 notify an persons who have nled
claims against the estate Of John y. Aston,
and prove the same.
Notice is hereby given 20 al such claimants,
and they will come forward and comply with
April, 1874.
ianI0-4w. D-M. WISDOM, {. IN.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17

MADISON I.onGE. No. 1G.-J0hn r. Bolts
n. g.. NJ. s. Needy. V. c.: Jno. 7. Stark,
Secretary; David Hampton treasurer ", l,eE-
+. A. Heard, Chaplain. Meets every Thurs
day night.
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Attachment Notice.

c. II. Alternately vs.. J y. Clark.
w HEREAS, an attachment, issued in
w the above cause, against the estate OF
J. a. Clark, and for the sum OF SIS o.. re-
turned levied on one oX-wagOn. and IL ap-
pearing in said affidavit that the said j. A
Clark is a nonresident OF said county, il is
therefore ordered by me that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Wing
and Tribune, = newspaper published in the
city of Jackson, that the defendant, J. y.
Clark, appear before me at my Office, in the
I'd civil district Of NIcNairy county, and
state OF Teaness on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1874, and defend said suit, or the same
Will be taken for confessed, and judgment
entered against him for the sum OF SIS o..
with interest and cost. and said property or
dered 10 be sold for the payment Of said
debt. interest and cost. Given under my
hand, this January the jth. 1874.
W. T. DTNAWAN, j p.
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PAYING ENPT,0vMENT

For all having spare time. Something
new and fast selling. No fancy article but
a necessity 10 all classes OF people, actually
saving money TO buyers. business hon
orable; pleasant: no risk; home or abroad;
day or evening; aud extremely profitable.
You will miss your best chance II you fail
to write for full particulars and valuable
samples to
Sept 20-ly
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MARRIED,

In this county recently: Mr.. 5. L. Hearn and
Miss Bcrniliia \. Ralney.
!. Frank Jones and Miss Maggie Moore
Thos j. Sheppard and Miss sallie Baker.
L. N. Williamson and Mrs. Martha f. Neel.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17
THE INAUGURATION.
Col. Kings vaIedIetOry.
DIR. ArrinEtOn's Inaugural Message.
Chief McCnbe's Address.

The Old Board Of Mayor and Alderman
met according to adjournment on Wednes-
day night last, for the purpose Of finishing
up their old business and insusuratins the
new Board.
Mayor King called the Board TO order,
and all the Aldermen save Mr.. Andrews
answered TO the call OF their names.
Alderman Brown moved 10 reconsider
the action of last meeting with regard to
the Mayors salary. \ reconsideration was
had, aud on motion Of Mr.. Brown, second
ed 10y Mr.. Parham, the Mayor salary was
fixed at $500, 10y unanimous vote.
Mr.. Parham moved that air. Why;c be
allowed $50 per month as per contract for
experimenting work on the streets for four
months. Carried unanimously.
The report of the finance was a. follows:
Il. W. May, Recorder, 10
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17

Georgia Girls.-The New York
Express, commenting upon those
dear Rome girls who took prizes at
the Fair as the best cooks, raptur-
ously exclaims: "Blessed be the day
when wife or daughter can cook
for husband or father a good din
ner, and neither get sick nor feel
degradation"
Ay, blessed be the day and GIRL
What a wife to have at this partic-
ular jnncture!
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17

STARK FvcAMPMENT. No. i0.-Isichard
Holman. G. T.; ]. T. Bots, u. l.; J"hh J.
Stark. Scribe. ,.,., d,
each month.
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If You Want

he best Gin in Use get the Improved
India Rubber Brush Gin manufactured
by JAS. y. KICKS,
Bells Depot, Tenn.
AGENTs.-J. N. Parker * Co., Jackson,
Tenn; JnO. Williams, Coffee Landing
Tenn; Rev. John Il. Day, Juno, Henderson
Co., Tenn. The experienced W. b. HICKS,
who has been for forty years engaged in
making Gins, is General Travelling Agent
for the Factory, who inspects all Gins be-
fore they are sent out. may3-l2m.
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
masonic 7Icot,nE- OF Jackson.

J6cKqov CoNNiANpEY, No. l3.-John
Chester. Eminent Commander; J. g..
smith. Recorder. Meets on the 81 Mon
day night Of each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17

ST. J0HN's LODGE. No. :s;2--J. G. Pybas,
w. NJ: George @. Hughes. Sec'y- N''E
Ist Monday each month.
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MILAN LODGE. No. l5j.-J. II. Dickin-
son n. g.: G. w. Chapman. V. g.; ltobt.
Edwards. Sec: William Galley, Treas >.
II. Holt. Chaplain. Meets every Nedhcs-
day night
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17

Lumber for 1,7GO 90
Sewers and payencnts 1872 90
Hauling 2,47O %
Work on Streets 2,SOi 10
Collins for paupcrs 60 90
Fire Department - 90
Repairs on CalabOOsc - %
Damages on property a 90
Fencing streets ard lumber AZ 90
Lamplighting, oil, chimncys, etc 1,3I4 %
Mayors order o. %
Sexton CJ 90
Extending Streets I,OIS 90
Printing AZ .
Paid Attorney 100 90
Scrip handed over to Finance Com
mlttee 67S 90
Miscellaneous Accounts I:5 40
Recorders salary 1s721I3 1000 90
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17

Trustee.
EVESLN>TISGLN GLUED.-RCcenuy IN
this city party Of young ladies attempted
10 make some coaconut candy. The candy
Wa, "a failure anil the spoiled stew thrown
into % calf lot In SAID lot there was a calf
which ''child like and blanG," went for the
spoiled stew. lt got its nose aud mouth
thoroughly saturated, and while the stew
was failure, its sticking qualities were
emiucutly successful. As the sequel will
prov. Next morning when the COW
mother Of the calf aforCsaid-was turned
into the lot, the calf went for his milk Wig
oroUSly. In doing so, he became glued 10
his mothers uGdcr. and all the efforts OF the
milk maid were powerless TO separate
them. tadeC vigorous blows from the
w.. cid cow Perambulated cousldcra
g still the calf stuck. The man of
-au>c was called out. lie seized the
calf by the tail and swung back r,cklessly
while the milk maid pounded the cow.
The calls tail cracked like the bursting o!
many caps, the gentleman grew very red in
the face, but pulled the harder. Finally
the calf came loose with a pop like the re-
port Of mountain howitzer, and the gen.
tlcman, tail, calf and all landed in hog
trough. There Were no prayers uttered on
the occasion that we heard Of,
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RcK.ov LODGE 10. 45.-A. y. Jones.
". NJ: J. g. Smith, Jr., Scc'y.. Meets fth
Friday each month.
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Ist Monday in April, 1874
Administrators Sale.

ON MONDAY. 18th inst I viii sell to the
" highest bidder, ali the stock farming
Implements, Produce and other personal
property belonging 10 the estate or W. A.
Morgan. sale 70 take place on the premises.
Terms or SALE.-Al sums under SO cash;
over that amount on a credit until the 18th
day Of November, 1874, with good and APP
proved security.
Jan7-2t JAS. X NEELl Adm r..
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I OST somewhere between Robinson 5
i Furniture room, next door to TOmlin-
SON q Howard's Livery Stable, ard NJ NJ.
Hammon's store on Saturday, lobbyist, an
old pocket book containing SO in money.
1t was tied with Irvine string. Will pay
$40 for its return to this Office
ALEX. LANE, Col
T,v, u
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N 0 E.
In the Chancery Court of Madi-
son County, Tenn.
j. j. Dickinson e. al. -. Thomas
man - NJ,

J. J. UlCAIls0l q a. v LMeIMas d. NICT-
man - NJ,
y this cause it appearing that Sctre fdciGy and
i an alias sciTe fdcids have been issued TO the
sheriff OF Shelby County, Tenn, commanding
him 10 make known the contents thereof 10
Ella Marley and - MaHley, her husbsnd,
Edwin sherman, Sam'l sherman and Lula
Sherman, and commanding them TO appear
and make defense to complaints bill; both Of
which were duly returned by said sheriff, that
said named parties were not 10 be found N his
county.
10 is now, therefore, in obedience 10 an order
made at the last term Of the Court, ordered by
the Clerk and Master. that said Ella Manley
and Manley, her husband, Edwin sherman,
Sam'I sherman and Lula sherman, make their
appearance herein. at the Office Of the Clerk
and Master, in Jackson, Tennessee on or be-
fore the
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DFGRrE LoDGE.-Mects every 2d Thurs
dav night in each month.
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i,cKsov COUNCIL, No. IL, r. e $. NJ
Roy. a. w. Jones. T. I. G.. NJ. J. X. Chap
nell. Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
ntonth
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NOn-Residenf Motto
In the Chancery Court of Madi-
son County, Tenn.
LIST Monday in March, 1874,
Notice.
In the Chancery Court of Madi-
son County, Tenn.

J.. F. Utley ct ais, IS. sally Mcfarland ct AL
IN this cause in obedience TO Al order made
1 herein, at the Special December Term ISIS,
OF the Court, notice rs hereby given to John >.
Hill, who is nonresident Of Tennessee, 10
appear at the Office OF the Clerk and Master,
jackson, Tenn, on or before the
1st Monday in April, 1874
and plead, answer or demur To compliments
bill or the same will be taken FOR confessed rs
10 him, and set for hearing eX parte.
It Is further ordered that this notice be pub
lished four successive weeks in the Jackson
Wing and Tribune.
IanIO-4w, D. NJ. WISDOM, e. x NJ.
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CLINTON r. A. CHATTER, No. 9;-B.
n. Harris, H.. r.: a. u. Jones, IA; >. X
,happelI. 6. Meets 81 Friday each month.
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COUNTY WARRANTS.

II OLDERS OF County Warrants are here
III by notified TO present them TO the Trus-
tee of Mad. on county for registration; and
thai the Tax Collector will not be allowed
to receive them in payment OF taxes until
they have been so registered.
BY order Of the Court
HIRAM JOHNSON, Ch'mn.
Jan l7-2t
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1874.
Jan. II. Dr.. TO bal
auce bro't down SIS,25@ 70
ID. NJ. STEPHENS,
!. pARuAM.
Finance Committee.
ANALYSIS OF QUARTERLY SETTLEMENT
FOR 1870.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-01-17

MISSISSIPPI CENT. RAILROAD Trains
on the Mississippi Central Railroad are now
passing through without change of ears,
from New Orleans to Chicago. At Cairo
there is Transfer boat on which Sleeping
ears are passed from one bank of the Ohio
river TO The other. Thus, between the GulT
and.IhC Lakes there is nine hundred miles
of mbrokcn travel in the same car; n dis
t1nco Unparalleled even in this country,
save 10y the Union Pacific road We hail
this grand achievement Of enlightened en-
terpri-e as the precursor Of stnl greater
achievements, whose grand object Is the
binding together ia still stronger bonds the
commoa interests OF our great country.
Good wholesome Beer and Ale fresh FROM
the Brewery, always on draught at
KUNZ & MCKINLAN'S.
SCHOOL FUND SrATEuENT.-The first
installmcnt, S2.59S IS, OF Public school
fund Va the hands Of the. Trustee of Madi-
son county, has been apportioned to the
District Board Of Directors, So cents to
each scholar rs follows.
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KnirhIs Of PYthias.

LARSEN or LODGE No. 13.-Mccts avery
Wednesday nigEt at Old Fellows Hall.
W. p. Robertson, G. G.; J. T. stark, Y. G.;
II. W. McCorry, p; n. ;. White, J.. G.;
,toddert Carutherg. NJ. Of r.; J: 4. Bolts,
M. of r.: w. +. Alexander. X. Of Il. ana ).
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Residence to Let.

A Mat RESIDENCE with four rooms,
u kitchen, stOre-FoonA good we'll In the
yard, in q quiet and healthy portion Of ne
city. for rent for 1874. buildings all new.
Terms SO per month. Enquire al NcCuthen a
LAWYERS, or Mrs. %. 4 Hunt, az her resi-
dence. JAMS 74-tf-
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the TrcasJrers Of the several Districts on
their orders, in compliance with the
School law. W. II. PAGHAM.
TRUSTEE
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jackson Council, No. 90, Jos. +. Fogg.
w. T.: meets every Tuesday night, at
Temperance Hall, opposite the Methodist
Church. ID. A. MCALEXAEDER' Il. ;.
Madison Council No. II, John >.
Crutch6eld. w. f., meets every Friday
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