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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16
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EDITORS WING AND TRIBUNE:
The city has been unusually quiet for
the past week; farmers busy, loaieTs n-n-
ing and mechanics OF all kinds busily en-
plOyed, consequently we have had 10 dis
turbance OF the peace and order OF the
town. The farmers have, most OF them,
planted their crops and are now longing
for rain. especially those who plOughed
when too wet. The improvements in Mi
Jan arc increasing with the length and heat
Of the days, and the merchants, dispIte the
busy season with farmers, have a lively
trade. Messrs. Bryant, Jackson Is Co.'S
sales Saturday amounted to 81 ,2On, and
most Of the country people on their farms
They have just opened the largest stock Of
goods in the place
The city council Ett Monday evening:
accounts TO the amount Of several hundred
dollars were allowed and ordered paid.
". j. House was elected city Tax Collec-
tor. The council WAS visited by eX Mayor
johnson Of Memphis. who was on visit
10 the town. Rev. DR.. Bright occupied
the Methodist pulpit Sunday mOrRing, and
Rev. Ben. Hayes preached 1t the same
church sunday night.
Mr.. Joseph Harris who lived three miles
south east from town, died OF pneumonia
last Thursday evening, be was aged sixty
eight years, and leaves multitude Of rela-
tives and friends to srieye over his loss.
The entire city was yelled IN mourning
and bathed in tears last evening upon the
announcement OF the death Of Mrs Julia
Hart Parker, wife Of Prof. j. F. Parker,
formerly OF your city, she died yesterday
afternoon at haif-after one O'Clock. At the
residence Of Mr.. Fawcett, surrounded by
many Of her music pupils and sobbing
friends. Prof Kennedy upon hearing OF
her condition dismissed school ~ the Col
lege yesterday morning during the dying
struggles Of one OF lis beloved and efficient
teachers. Her remains viii be inferred at
Oak Wood cemetery this evening AZ six
o'clock. Her death was so unexpected that
not relative save her husband was pres
ent 10 hear the last words Of this sweet
voiced lady. FABIUS.
Milan, May Is b, 1874.
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We quote our market as follows;
GeneraI Markets.
BAGGING-P yard Ice.
TF-R b gJ[c-

BAGGING-T yard Ice.
TIEs-R b g5ze-
BACoN-SiGes, wholesale, I@1lJzc.
shoulders, wholesale Sl5@9c. Hams, su-
gar-cured, wholesale, 16SSc.
BULK MEATS-Sides, &c.
FLoUR-P Dbl, wholesale, SIGH CO.
MEAL-S3 bush, 90e@S1 90.
DRIED FRUTT-A5ples, = b. wholesale,
I2Jze. Peaches. do, do, 121<e.
SUGAR-New Orleans, wholesale, i0@l2c
COFFEE-whOlesale, S0GS51Sc.
MOLASSES-W hOleSale, 656gSuc.
HOMINY-F b, retail, SC.
CRISP b, retail, &c.
NAILS-F key So, Rates.
THREAD-Spun, z doz, retail lJ92oc.
WHISKEY-R gall, wholesale, SrOo9S 30.
OYSTERS Cove, 81 1902 30 = doE.
CANDIEs-W hOiesale, Ice
MACKEREL-By the kit, 81 J0G2 GO.
HIDEs-Green, 2 b, SIC. Dry salt, lie.
Dry Flint, lie.
LEATHER-Harness and Sole, = =, retail,
4O@45c; Kip, do, do, 60G72>; Bride, do, dc,
CoRS-shsIled s59s1 3 buShel.
BEEswAX-P b 2I1zc.
CALLOw-3 b &c.
OLD IRoSS3 b 1SGI1zc.
CHICKENs-2 dOz. IS j9@i ".
DUcKs-R doz. - 5094 90.
GEEsE-GO9SOe-
BUTTER y L. 20G2Jc.
EGGs-T doz. 15Gzec.
LARD-F3 b I25z8l4e.
Live: Stock.
BEEF CATrLE-Net. 6,67c.
PORK-BY the hog, 696jzc = b.
SHEEP-2 head 81 5O@S3 80.
LANIBs-f3 head 81 50@S2.
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MORE ABOUT THE SHOPS.

Oae of the leading arguments against the
proposition at first submitted by the City
Council in regard TO the location of the
Central Shops, was that the proposition
was too indefinite, and that 10 vote it
might involve the city in 4 debt OF over
hundred thousand dollars. The majority
OF those opposing the former proposition
based their opposition solely upon the
grounds stated, protesting at the same time
their Willingness to vote forty, fifty, and
even as high IS seycnty-five thousand dol
lars If distinct proposition of that sort
were submitted. As will be seen by read
ing the following Ordinance, passed on
Saturday night last by unanimous vote or
a fun Board, the Board has withdrawn
the original proposition and submitted 4
square proposition to donate $4,000, a sum
between the two extremes advocated by
different parties But let us carefully read
the o; dlnanee;
Bet Ordained by The Board % Mayor and
Aldermen 9fthe Cay az Jackson: That an eiec-
ton be held in the various Wards of the City OF
Jackson, on the 18th day OF June, 1874 IN
which the qualified voters OF said city Shall ue-
termine whether they will authorize and en-
power the Board OF Mayor and Aldermen OF
said City OF Jackson 70 subscribe ana pay 70
the Mississippi Central Railroad Company the
sum OF sixty Thousand Dollars to be paid in
four annual installments of Etfteen Thousand
Dollars each, to be expended by said Railroad
Company in the purchase OF suitab!e grounds
IN the CITY Of Jackson and the erection thereon
of tire Machine Shops Of said cOmpany-said
sum or sums of money TO be raised by the as
sessment aud levy of special tax to an
amount necessary 10 raise the same, not cN-
ceedlng one per centum per annum, Tor the
term OF four Years, on ali the taxable property
ana privileges OF said city, and poll tax Of
one dollar on all polls.
p " 4 b0the- enacted, That if the said
Mississippi Central RailrOad Company should
prefer and elect 70 take donation of lands as
inducement to the location Of their said Ma
chine shops in or near the City OF Jackson,
then and N that event the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen may and are TO be authorized and
empo wered TO assess q special tax not exceed
ing one per cent. upon ali the taxable property
anu privileges in said city, and . poll tax OF
one dollar upon all polls, for the purpose OF
purchasing either Of the lots in and near The
CITY OF jackson, rs the said Railroad Company
NAV elect, as described and set forth IN two
several maps now on file in the Recorders Of
fee of the city, TO he used by said Company Tor
rls. and GENERATING thereon
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
PERSONALS.

DR.. b. H. Brown, Of Mialin. spcnI seyeral
days in the city this week.
Dr. Robt. White, the talented editor Of the
Lebanon Herald was in attendance ON the
Grand Commandcry OF Knights remnar,
which met: in this Guy On Thursda
We had the pleasure OF a call IRON Mr.. d.
l.. Haynes, oil, the Franklin Review and Jour
nal, on Friday. Mr.. II. is a Sir Knight an"
was in attendance upon the Grand Comman-
derry.
Mr.. John T. Randall formerly OF Randall X
Heath, of Memphis, was one Of the knights
Tempar In the city this week. Sir. Il. Is .
member Of the Cyrene Lodge, the lest drilled
organization OF Knights in the State.
We hal the pleasure OF meeting on Thurs
day, Messrs. VIM. Gay, Chas. Bean, and -
Price, Of Memphis. They belonged to the Cy-
rene lodge ofKnishts Templar,and were in at
tendance on the Grand Commancery Of the
Stale
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

A FOUL ASsAssISATION.-A nine
O'Clock on Saturday night last a Mr.. Fred.
S. Blake, residing near Spring Greek in this
county, was assassinated in his house by
some cold blOoded wretch, as yet unknown.
He was seated by a table reading the
Wing and Tribune, and had just called his
wifG's attention to local item rceounting
the striking Of Mrs. Lyon by her son j. T.
Lyon, a brother-in-law Of his, when the
report of a gun was heard and he fell for
ward upon the floor dead, pierced in the
back part of the head just behind the right
ear by nine buck-ShOt. The assassin evil
IDENTIFY fired through an open window and
seems to have taken deliberate aim. A
man by the name of Hickcrsou, who was
working with Blake, was arrested on sus-
picion and tried in Spring Greek, on We'd
nesday. But the only evidence against
him was the confused story OF 4 four year
old child of Blake's, and VIC learn that he
terrible reports, based on the child's story,
duplicating others as accessory to the muir
der, but we refrain from publishing them
in the hope that they will prove false
Blake was native or Indiana, came TO this
county several years ago, married Miss
Mayes and settled down on farm near
Spring Greek. He was a high-tempered
qudrrelsome man, and shot his wifc's broth
er in a diGiculty some months ago, wound
ing him seriously. lie was about thirty
vearS Of ave-
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Dry Goods and Notions
AT AUCTION.

ON Friday and saturday, May 22d
aud s3d, at BIeNuIty a McGcttrIeIG's
old stand, MIR. l.. II. Craven will sell, at
Auction, to satisfy Executions, over $500
worth Of Dry Goods, consisting in part of Cali
Goes, Domcstics, Linens, Lawns, Tickings,
White Goods, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Linen and Cloth Pants and Vests, and
great variety of Summer goods. Sale TO COM
mcnoe at 90 clock each day. Merchants and
LadScs are particularly invited.to attend.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

SoDA.-Formerly the manufacture Of Soda
Water was entrusted TO the eonfcctioner, who
often had not the skin either to detect u poi
souous syrup, or to prepare pure one for him
fclG. OF late years, however, 1t has become an
important branch Of business with the drug
glst by common consent he has been voted
the proper person TO guard the public against
counterfeit syrups and hurtful soda-water.
Neeiy & Pybas in view OF these facts have 1T
ted up an elegant fountain at great expense,
and are now daily dispensing the purest soda
water ever offered to the people OF jackson.
may O. lf
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16
The ZEEGLER SHOE, At
msyl6u ANDERSON BROS.

THE LITTER - In ease now pend
ing IN the Supr me Court, in which tive
thousand dollar, i involved, the sole qucs-
ton 20 be deterninci j. whether a certain
letter oa a rromi>>1ry note l. Il" or -"
In type the difference between the letters is
plain enough. but When written they are
Identical. Mas thr note executed TO J.
BlInckCGsce or /. Eiancteasce-to Julius
Blanckensee or Isaac Blsnekenfeei The
representative OF both parties claim the
money. All lawyers VIII ut once perceive
the necessity OF changing The formation Of
the letter J. by law. Some other character
should be made to represent Is.
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a Cnrd 10 tl,c PUBLIC.

The undersigned respectfully call atten-
ton to their large and well assorted stock
OF seasonable goods, which were bought In
New York, Philadelphia, Cincinnati. and
other principal markets. We bought our
goods on the lowest ebb Of the markets and
paid every dollar in CASH. We do not eX-
pect 10 control in any one department Of
our business, but viii 10 a fair trade, sell
ing everything on its own merit, and will
average bill as low as any house in this
or any similar market.
Feeling grateful for the liberal patron
age Of the past season, we would respect
htl} ask continuation OF the same, and
promise or our part TO give fun satisfac-
ton. Truly, Sc.
HOLLAND Il WILBON.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

RcBBERY.-On Sunday morning Col. c.
+. Polk was robbed OF s9J. He had walk
ed out of his room in the Deberry block,
for the boy who waits ON him to clean it
up, leaving his pocket book containing
$500, under the head Of his bed. Returned
to his room within an hour, and while seat
ed reading newspaper, the thought &C.
cured to him that he had left his pocket
book under his pillow and he looked immc-
diately to sec II it had been disturbed. lie
found that he was short 500. The boy a.
bove mentioned, one Columbus, was ar
rested but nothing could be got out OF him,
and up to this writing the money has not
been recovered.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

JUSr REcEIvED.--A fresh lot Of fine
SUGAR CURED uAMs-such rs | have
always kept More o, that Sugar-fIouse
Moltsscs and Syrup, ear load Of fine
Flour, . ear toad of all the dilrcrvnt varie-
ties Of carly Seed Iri,h Potatoes. fresh
supply OF I.andrcth's t,arden Seeds, a lot
of the finest Butter and MINCE-MEAT
ever brought to this market, 4 general va
riety OF fresh Groceries. Call and sec us.
&. II. RAMSEY e Co,
mchIIf 1T Binford's Old stand.
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Decisions delivered Thursday, Nay
18th. 1874.

State ". Ferguson ct. al.-aihrmed; Par
ham ". TOmlinSOn-remanded TO trial
docket; Tyler vs.. Cain-afiTmed; Hughes,
admir-. vs.. Hughes-atfirmed Moore vs..
Goodbar & GillIland-reVersed snd eXecu-
ton quashed; Haughton vs.. Ritehetts-af
firmed and Temanded; Fraime vs.. Good
rich-atiirmed; Dixon vs.. The State-at-
firmed; Burton vs.. ssme-athrmed; FarTis
vs.. same-afiirmed; Collins vs.. same-af-
firTned; Kittrell ". Same-reyersed and
remanded; Lowry vs.. same-ah1rmed;
Temple ". same-TeYeTsed and indictment
quashed; Barber vs. same-reYersed and
remanded; Berry vs. same-afhTEed;
Crock V. same-rcyerSed and remanded;
The State vs.. Mayor and Aldermen OF Bell
ville-reYersed and remanded; Buchignani
vs.. The State-affirmed; Combs, Jr. VS..
Vogeli-afirmed; Williams, by next friend
VS.. Wiliams-reversed and proper decree
entered McCafirey vs.. The State-Writ of
Error refused; Boyd and wife vs.. Davis
and wife-affirmed; ClaybroOk ". Lea
affirmed; Stillman vs.. Sullman q cascs)-
affirmed, with modification as 10 attorneys
fees: GreenlaW vs. Cicalla-remanded to
trial docket; shelton vs.. Parham-af1rmed; ;
Booth vs.. The State-afirmed; Andrews
ys. same-afliTmed.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

SKATING RINk.-Master George Robin
son is to have a benefit at the Skating Rink
this afternoon and tonight. We think that
all the young people of the city, who have
derived pleasure and healthfil exercise by
attendance upon the "RinG," should turn
out IN force on the occasions named. The
young beneficiary has done mu,h in the
way Of giving Instruction To all those who
during the present season have learned the
use OF the roller skates, ant =, fairly cuti-
H. In suhSfantial fhrtll.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

THE DANCING ACADEAIY.-Prof Lip
parPs dancing school in the Stoddert
House is very well attended. The Profess
sor Is a master Of the art graceful, and his
mode Of teaching peculiarly felicitouS. We
know Of 10 arr more adyansazsors- nj
young, in giving grace OF manner, ease o.
elegance OF department, than the art Of
dancing, and we sincerely delight in seeing
young folks attend well conducted dancing
schnnls.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

TIE DRILL.-The drilling Cf the Men,
phIs Knights Tcmplar, Cyrene Lodge was
one OF the most interesting features OF the
celebration on Thursday. They went
through all the difficult evolutions Of their
beautiful tactics, with grace of motion
and ease Of bearing, and correctness
that we have never seen surpassed. We
hardly think they have an equal, in point
Of perfection of drill, in the State.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

REVIVAL protracted meeting has
been going on at Paine's chapel in East
Jackson during the week, conducted by the
Pastor, Rev. VIM. Priehet. There has been
no conversions up to this writing, tut the
meeting is growing in interest daily, and
will vet we hone ACCOMPLISH much good.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

CITY HACKs.-Mr. Sam. l.. Norwood has
two elegant new Hacks on The streets,
which will carry passengers TO any part OF
the city for 90 cents, CT by the hour at 81
per hour. Orders for them can be left with
the drivers or at Duncan's Drug store.
They will run at night rs well as day,
when engaged. SPECIAL contracts made at
reduced rates. may q 81
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

IMrRoYEAiFNT.-A handsome awning
has been erected in front OF the Perkins
and Hopper block on Main Street. For
number and style Of awnings Jackson has
scarcely an equal, Ono can almost walk
entirely through the business part Of the
city protected from sun and rain by neat
and graceful awnings
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

GRENT REDUCTION OF PRICES. - ALI
those who are in need Of Spring and sum-
mer clothes would do well to call on
J. w. WATSON,
Merchant Tailor, Main Street, Jackson.
Spring Cassimcr pants Of the finest quail
ity reduced from Sl2 to $40. Black doe
skin pants are reduced from $40 to Sl4, and
for the AeXt three months he will adapt his
prices to the times. Mr.. Watson is 4 skill
ful cutter aud tailor, and will guarantee
satisfaction in all cases.
Those who 10 not feel inclined to pur-
chase new clothes clp have their old ones
repaired and cleaned more promptly and
cheaper THAI any whore else in the city.
n,y2-4w
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

CONCERT AND FEsTIvAL.-The members
OF the Episcopal church OF this city, will
give a grand concert and festival at an ear
ly day. The best musical talent OF the city
will combine to make the concert the event
of the season, while the festival will be a
rare faaxt
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

MlLLINERY.-AIrs. FAERIs informs the
ladies' & Jackson aud vicinity that she has
now received ono Of the largest stocks Of
FRENCH MILLINERY ever brought to
this city, and cordially solicits their former
patronage. Call and examine these nice
eoods-aII the novelties OF the season.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

LNFOETANT.-On the 18th Uay of June
the old mansion house Of w. II. Long. de-
ceased, Will be sold to the highest bidder.
This is large and handsome house, beau
ufully located and is worth much more
than il is likely to bring.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

POTATOES Our genial friend and i'm
mediate neighbor, G. IL. Ramsey, boasts
that be had from his garden on Monday a
mess OF new Irish potatoes. Green may
have had 'em, but Wen be hanged if VIC
could swear 70 IL.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

MURDER AT RUTHEEFORD.-A man by the
name OF CRvil Hill, was murdered on
Wednesday night at Rutherford Station,
and robbed Of some $500. lie and his
family had been sitting up several nights
with a sick child. The child was better on
Wednesday night. and Mr.. Hill requested
his family TO go to bed, stating that he
would lie down by the chi d and wait on 1t;
should it need anything. The family re-
tired, and Mr.. Hill laid down beside his sick
child and fell asleep. 1t being warm, the
house was left open, and the murderer en-
tered with an axe, struck his sleeping vic
tim on the head, crushing the skull, and
then with the blade OF the axe split his
head and face open from the chin to the
forehead, robbed his victim of $500, which
he had in his coat pockets, and then made
good his escape.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

We learn that Rev. Jesse Oliver, a minis
ter Of the Christian church, and member
Of the firm OF Woods, Oliver & McGec, at
Hickory Flat, in Benton county, Miss,
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the heart on Saturday night May
3rd while lying in bed by the side of his
wife. Mr.. oliver was formerly a resident
Of this city.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL grand pic
mic and strawberry festival is in eontcm-
plation by the Union Sunday school at
Gadsden, to take place about the last Of
this month. We hope our Gadsden friends
will not overlook the fact that we are ex-
ceedingly fond Of Strawberries, and that
few things inspire our pen with ele-
quence more certainly than 4 festival.
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Meeting of the knights Templar.

The Grand Commandery OF Knights
Tcmplar OF Tennessee convened at Tom
Inns Hall, on Thursday morning at II
o'clock. In the absence of the Eminent
Grand Commander snd the Deputy Grand
Commander, Sir II. NJ. Aiken, Grand Gen.
eraIissimo, presided, with the following
Grand officers:
PIG. C. ]. N. fowler, Acting Deputy
Grand Commander; Sir NJ. 3. Howell,
Acting Grand Generalissimo; Sir W. r.
Butler, Grand Captain General; T. G. c.
A. D. Sears, Acting Grand PFelate; Sir
John Chester, Grand Senior Warden Sir
J. p. Hammer, Grand Junior Warden; Sir
]. c. Pybas, Acting Grand Treasurer; Sir
John Frizzell, Grand Recorder; Sir G. C..
Conner, Grand Standard Bearer; SirG. A.
Pope, Grand Sword Bearer; Sir Z. L. c
White, Acting Grand Warden; Sir George
Sieferle, Grand Sentinel.
The different subordinate Communicates
were represented as below:
Nashville, No. 1.-Sir w. II. Atwell.
Yorkville, No. IN. Written, Z. c.; T.
J. wrenn, G.; W. II. Hendricks.
DeMolay, No. 8. columbia )-Sir J. NJ.
fowler, Z. e.
Cyrene, No. /. (Nlemphis Sir }. NJ.
Pethgrew, f. c.; Sir j. w. Ward, g.; Sir
Ed. Worsham, c. G..
Brownsville, No. 5.-Sir G. c. Porter,
Sir B. G McLe>ky.
Gilbert, No. G. (McKenzie)- J. NJ.
Gilbert, c., Sir G. n. Foster, C. G.
Baldwin, No. Sir r. L. C. White.
Clarksville, No. s. Sir A. d. Sears, Z.
c., Sir S. a. Caldwell, G., Sir J. d. Kerr.
CGur de Leon, No. 0. Knoxville Sir J.
w. Paxton, Z. c., Sir II. NJ. Aiken, c. G.
Murfree4boro, No. IH.-Sir j. D. Rich
ardson, Z. c., Sir Simpson Harris, Sir II.
II. Kerr.
De Payens, No. IL. (FrankIin Sir j. p.
Hammer, Z. c., Sir Nj. L. Haynes.
Pulaski, No. 12.-Sir G. a. Hope.
jackson, No. 13.-Sir John Chester, Z. c.,
Sir ]. w. Collins, G., Sir A. b. Jones, C. G.
Lookout Commandery, No. II. (Chatta-
neoga) Sir G. c. Conner, f. c.; Sir D. r.
Grafton, Sir J. L. MeCollum.
The usual Standing Committees were
announced.
The annual reports of the Eminent Grand
Commander and the Deputy Grand Com
mander were presented, read and referred
to the appropriate committees.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

An INTERESTING SALE.-Ou Friday and
Saturday next, the 22nd and 2Srd, McGet-
tricks elegant new stock Of Dry Goods
braces a splendid lot OF hosiery, boots,
shoes, and hats, both for ladies and gentle
men. Also domcsticS aud calicoes of supc-
rior quality and print. These goods Will
be sold exceedingly cheap, and those want
ing bargains SHOULD not fail TO attend the
sale, mayI6-2U
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READY MADE CLOTHING cheap at
maylG-tf ANDERSON BROS.

Mr.. ARCHEY McKISSICl, of Rockdale,
Pennsylvania, in writing to DIR. Wishart,
says: "My son was pronounced incurable
with consumption, but hearing Of your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, we purchased three
bottles, and he commenced using it, and
from that day 10 this he has been getting
wcli''
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

Big FIsH.-Mr. Turley Harris Of this
city, one OF our most successful anglers,
caught out of the river near the city, ON
Monday, buffalo. fish that weighed 2l
pounds, the largest fish Of the kind, but
one, ever caught out Of the river near this
place. That one was caught several years
ago by MIR. RObt. Fenner, and weighed IS
mounds
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

MOONLIGHT PIcNIC.-The ladies OF the lst
Methodist Church will give a moonlight
picnic on the beautiful lawn of DR.. Alex.
Jackson, on Friday evening next. An ele-
CANT supper will be set from o'clock TO .
o'clock pm, and after that time, ice cream
and strawberries will be served. Choice in
strumental and vocal music will enliven
the occasion, and no expense Will be spared
to make 1t an event OF rare delight. The
proceeds of the entertainment will be de-
voted to the LIST Methodist Church.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

INTERESTING MEETING.-A very inter-
esting meeting is going on in the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church of this city. The
Rev. Mr.. Burney is conducting the meet
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-05-16

BISHOP, VICTORIA and LINEN
LAWNS; Toilet QUILTS aud Hamburg
TRIMMINGS cheap at
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