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Choice Millinery Goods,

On the west siis IT Him u. II Trumhuius
DsIldlnK, which will b. solA shsspss thnn
the cl,enpesi, and warranted hrlter
than the hest yoH can buy
eIseuhers.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-09-10
TRENTON NOTES.

Near two thousand people listened
to the speeches at Trenton Monday.
The convention was harmonious,
and the nomination gives general sat
isfaction.
At the Quarterly Court, last Mon
day, the school tax was reduced from
% to ID cents-a very bad move, we
think. Free schools are much cheap
er than private schools.
Gov. Brown delivered a very forei-
bic and appropriate speech Monday,
day, advising a strict enforcement of
the law. 1t was well received by the
large crowd present, and all concurred
in his views. Speeches were also
made by Mr. Gibbs, Secretary of
State, Col. Caldwell, Sp1 Hill, Col.
Sharpe and Attorney General Skif-
fngton. all urging the enforcement of
the law and the encouragement of the
officers in their duties.
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Explanatory.


Some of the papers of this State
say the recent troubles in this county
was caused by quarrel of one or two
whites with negroes at a barbecue a
day or two previous to the insurrec-
ton. The facts are these: The ne
groes had a barbecue about two
months since. 10. Hale, Henry Bur
nett, d. c. Palmer and Monroe Mer-
rick, whites, wishing TO procure some
barbecued meat, went and asked the
price per head. They were informed
that it was fifty cents. They then
asked the price of a whole carcass,
and were told they could have it for
two dollars. They bought it and
went to one side and ate what they
wanted, giving the remains to two
Or three boys. Joshua Webb, the
negro leader, taiSo leader III the re-
cent outrage then demanded fifty
cents more, saying that more than
four men ate. This the white men re-
fused to pay, when the negroes collect
ed and threatened their lives if they
did MT. Under this threat they paid
and left. Webb, we understand, was
grumbling frequently about this after
ward, and it is thought the negroes
made this a pretext for the Pickett
vile outbreak. We hope some of the
papers that have been so industriously
publishing everything in favor of the
negroes engaged in this affair will copy
this statement.
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Doors, Sash and Blinds, cheaper
than ever before offered in Milan.
HALE, VANHooK q Co.
New Officers.

Last Monday all of Gibson eounty's
newly-electcd officers were sworn in,
gave bond, etc., and entered upon the
discharge Of their various duties j.
B. Arnold, Sheriff elect, appointed as
his deputies NJ. l.. Baird, of Milan,
E. w. Ing, of Humboldt, and VIM.
McLin, Of Trenton They give gen.
eral satisfaction.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-09-10

If you ever want to see the great
young giant city of the Northwest,
prepare yourself for it now. An ex-
cursion train will pass this point on
the Mississippi Central road, Tuesday,
22d inst, bound for the Phoenix CITY,
Sleepers and refreshment coach with
the train, SO that ladies and others can
have every coaafort. Three DAYS and
nights viii be spent in the city, giving
a fine chance to see everything. Fare
from Milan to Chicago and return,
only SO.
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For the Milan Exchange
NOTES FROM PICKETTyILLE.

| For the Milan Exchange
NOTES FROM PICKETTvILLE.
Your welcome EXCHANGE" OF
last week was read with much pleas.
ure, ard the editorial was received as
the first article we have seen about
"the excitement" that expresses the
true sentiments of this people, and
the facts in the case. The Trenton
News-Gazette of last week also had
several good pieces in reference to the
injustice done us by the Memphis
press.
Since our "peace meeting" the ex-
citement has nearly died out, and the
good people have returned to their
respective occupations, and the merry
songs of the workmen again greet
our ears as they engage in their diff
erent vacations, toiling for an honest
living, ever remembering that "man
shall live by the sweat of his brow"
More anon. E.
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We would call the attention Of the
voters of Carroll and Gibson. to the
name Of Dr. d d. L. Jordan, of
this place, as a suitable candidate for
State Senator. The Doctor is well
known in both counties as an educated
and thorough gentleman; he endorses
the platform adopted by the State
Convention at Nashville, and viii do
all in his power to advance the inter
.ests of the two counties if elected
We have no doubt that he would give
entire satisfaction
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Camp Meeting.

Rev. Nathan Ramsey will com.
mence a camp meeting at Wright's
Chapel, FIVE and q half miles southeast
of Milan, tomorrow. Several preach
crs have been requested to assist, and
the public is invited to attend
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-09-10
Stabbed.

A youngster, aged twelve, named
White, for some fancsed injury, as
saulted Rnd stabbed Johnny Duke,
aged ten, last Tuesday, four miles
north of town. Johnny is a son of
our fellow-townsman, John J. Duke,
esq.
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Parties who have purchased Wash
ing Machines from HaleVanhook Il co. -,
can return them, if not satisfied.
HALE, NANHoOK q Co.
FIOaIeriaI.

The convention to nominate can.
didate for Floater from the counties
of Henry, Carroll, Weakley and Glib
son met in Mckenzie Wednesday OF
last week. On the forty-first ballot
Capt. R. P. Cole, of Henry, received
the nomination, which was then made
unanimous. Capt. Cole stands square
ly on the platform adopted at Nash
vile, and will carry the banner with
honor and success at the November
election.
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Senatorial Convention.

The convention TO nominate a can
diiate for State Senator for the counties
of Carroll and Gibson will assemble
in Milan Saturday, the 26th inst.
We hope a full delegation will be in
attendance.
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MARRIED..

CLARK-SHAw.-On the I'd inst,
in Brownsville, Tenn, by Rev. w.
P. Bond, Rev. S. p. CLARK, of this
city, and Mrs SARAH NJ. SHAW, OF
Brownsville.
We wish the happy couple long
and useful life in this world and a
joyful entrance into the next.
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Clothing guaranteed ten per cent
cheaper than any house in the city.
10 STONE & Mills.
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orleans, st. LoaIs ana Chicago
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails

Arrive from the South and West at 6s5 .. N
From the East 1889 p N. From the North,
9:ij n. m.
Depart North and East. 6. % p. IN. Wes,. ll:3O
o. IN. South. 9.a 4. M
J. q. BOYD. Postmaster.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-09-10

Parties wishing to rent houses or buy
property can get bargains by calling ON
o. III. Hallstrom, Milan, Tenn. lily
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-09-10

4 large lot of fine molasses at zoe
per gal. at RoBERTsoN's.
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Three negroes cut out young lady's
tongue in Henderson county few
days since, and then violated her per-
son. The fends were caught and paid
the penalty with their lives.
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Senatorial.

Examine my stock Of dry goods and
groceries before buying. ROBERTSON.
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Now's YoWr Tfune-

Tobacco and Snuffs at STONE d
Mills.
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Fresh supply of sugar and molas-
ses, etc HALE, VANHoeK & CO.
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COUNTY OFFICER

Sons. Williams. Sheriff.
NJ. c. Holmes. County Court Clerk.
X. +. Raines. ChaReery Court Clerk.
VIM Moore. Circuit Court Clerk.
W. NJ. HAlford. Coroner.
J. G. McEwen. Trustee.
=. ID. Allen Tsx Collector
J. A. W. Hess. County Surveyor
A. S. Currey. Superintendent Public Sehools.
W. r. Cox, Register
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CITY OFFICERS.

VIZ
A. Jordan, Mayor and Recorder.
J. L. Williamson. City Attorney.
J. L. Mcdonald. City Marshal.
DIR. J. @. Boyd, NJ l.. Baird. Wiies1 William
con, 5. F. Rankin W. J. House, J. II. DiekiR-
Con, Aldermen.
CHURCHES.
Baptist-Churck street. J. P. Weaver. Pastor.
Prcachngevery Sunday Morning and evening
Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Sunday
school "a. m
Mcthodisd-Nsrth Main street. Z. +. PEBBLES
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday morning and
evening. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening.
Sunday school a m
Methodist Al Friendship, three miles east of
Milan, J. W Jones pastor Preaching fourth
Sunday in each month. at II a. IN.
Old Scheol Presbyterlan-Dr- J. F. Bright.
gastor. Services "a Sunday an each month.
Cumberland Presbyterian-At Friendship,
miles east Of Milan. J. J. Cray. pastor. Sery-
tees tAiTd Saturday and Sabbath ia each month.
I. 0.0.F.
Milan Lodge. No. 155-J. IL Holt, n. C. W.
I Williamson, V g. r F Haun, Secretary
W II Cooley, Treasurer. Lodge meets every
wednesday night.
MASONIC
Milan Lodge. No. Isl Meets Wednesday 10 a.
IN. after each full moon. Or. NJ. d. L. Jordan.
Master. o. Lewter, Secretary.
Layinia Chapter No. 5G-Neets Friday night
on or before each full moon. NJ. d. L. Jordan.
VI. p. ". l.. Hornar Recorder.
LaFinia Council, 10. 39-Meets Friday night
on or before eech full moon. NJ. d. L. Jordan,
I. l. NJ. s. II. HALE, Recorder.
PATRONS OF HCSBANDRY.
Milan Grange Ne. Meets Friday before the
third sunday, at Odd Fellows Hall. S. II.
Hale, Master. Robert Nesbit. Secretary.
New Hope Grange No. 9OMeets ID Saturday
IN each month, at Friendship. b. A. Hurt,
Master. @. $. Cunningham. Secretary.
Walnut Grove Grange, No. 43-Meets Friday
evening before the tdird sunday in each month.
d. II. Goodman. Master. l. NJ II lines, Sec
rctary.
TO. ofGT
Friendship Lodge, No s5l-Mects at Friend |
Thin, ? miles east of Milan. every LIST and 81 |
Saturday. at p. IN. James LessenberrY- W. |
Z. 7. 7. l.. Atkinson. Secretary.
Layinia Lodge, No. Meets every % and
eth SATURDAY.. at p. m. Banks Adans W. {.
4. George Fringer. Secretary.
Hope Hill Lodge, No Sjl-Meets the second
and fourth Saturday nights an each month ".
4. Childress, W. C. 4 John ". Bum, See
Telary-
Walnut Grove Lodge. No. Meets every
Thursday night. W. II. Goodman, W C. 4.
L. F. 7.
Milan Council, No. 7l-Mests every Friday
night ut Odd Fellows Hall W J. House. W.
J.. IL. L. Dickinson. Secretary.
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When you come to Milan price
goods at Robertson's store.
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FOR RENT.

"A ON the second floor l Of E. e Collins mhkt
new brick building on Main street-2OxGO feet,
or as much renter may desire.
Apply to l.. ". DESHONG,
au25-tf Milan, Tenn.
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County Directory.
ouisyiIie and Memphis Railroad.

TRAINS SOUTH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS
Day FKprers, Sis An. e:S 4. n
Mail. l0.0P. n. l0:30P X
TRAINS NORTH.
Express. Sis a N. s:35 A. u
Mail, 5;40P.A. Goo p. n
A. W. LOVING, Agent.
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Miriam Council, No. 7l-Mests every Friday
night at Odd Fellows Hall. W. J. House, W.
J.. IL. L. Dickinson. Secretary.
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Milan Exchange

Will be published every Thursday morR,nz,Sr
the Office on the West Side of Main Street, ever
the store Of Baird & Sims The subscriptions
price is, invariably in advance,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1874-09-10

Having just received from the manufactE
an entir new outfit of the
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&c. IIERNEY, huctionrcr.
Commissioners Sale

DTRSTANT To- THE ACT ~ INf
I"gislntur" Of West Virginia. I..s'
February -. M, entitled, IAN n.I 'n
vide for winding upth" affair 90 'h' 49,.
Western Bank Of Virginia. TIE uhh''..
"d commissioners, appointed uhH" 81"
act will on
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Judicial Sale Of SaIuabI,
Real Estate,

Dl WRITE OF \ DECREE Ur III
ID Circuit Court oi Marion ,uUu'r. Poi.
drrcd at the Aprll Tenn, 80 o. o..
chnncery causes ui Marshall luA..
against Oliver Jackson, and ouv,I Ia..
against Marshall jackson ana Uih,.-. Oh.
undersigned Commissioners viii ~. .
public auction. ~ the front door "r n.
Court House of Ohio county, IA thccllf .
Wheeling, on
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communicated
The Congressional Contest.

1t is usual when political struggles are
upon lis for enthusiastic supporters of
Tom, Dick and Harry to shout that the
dcStincs and lasting welfare of the nation
are at stake. Moved by no spirit of this
character and discarding all political
buucomhc. we believe that we can truly
say that upon the election of October 18th
depends in no small degree the future
prosperity of our State. If we fail one
and all to lend hearty and united sup
port Ia our noble standard bearer, Colonel
Ben Wilson; if towards and laggards in
our politics. and apathctiC in our common
Call>r. We >liilrr the true and tried Demo-
crat who has been twice elected and twice
cheated out of his election 10y ii combine
ton of political rogue, and SharperS in
Washington. T." hr defeated 10y the negro
candidate, We stamp ourselves our party
and our State with indclible disgrace and
endorse the long train of Radical lcgisla-
ton which hts brought the country well
nigh t. the verge Of bankruptcy and
financial ruin and made the most atrocious
and dctc,tahlc Radical Republican Civil
Rights Bill an issue in the present can
vasS. When such libel and such II
SANDER upon the Caucasian race rs this
bill, is proposed for settlement by the
people, can Democrats finch and fall
away from their principles like autumn
leaves? When Louisiana usurpations
South Carolina r"gucri"s and rascalities
are seeking endorsement and support
from Congress, can honest Democrats
and Conservatives vote for man who
lends his countenanCc 10 such u state Of
affairs; who holds office under such an
administration which brought about such
II state of affairs and regrets no raScality,
no chicanery, and no corruption which
can be fathcred upon his pet President
and his pet, party? General Golf repre-
SCENTS the administration in all its iniqui-
ties, in all its usurpation. and in all its
hald-taCcd outraScS upon political de-
ccncy and profanity for he has held office
under it these many wears, has never i'll
all that period lifted his voice in public
or in private against its vilest and most
shameless measures and 10 this day
clings TO his fat little office and his stupid
President with all the devotion of an
eastern maiden for her first love. By
the election of Wilson. We cast the seal
Of condemnation upon the civil rights
bill. BY the election of Golf We send
new recruit to the friends of African ST.
cial equality in the churches, in the
schools. in the hotels and other places
Bv electing Wilson we send deter
mined opponent Of South Carolina and
Louisiana outraccS, 10 assist the friends
Of the Constitution in their noble fight
for political and honest government. BY
voting for Golf we abandon every prin-
ciple in which We ever believed, deny the
flags under which We have been aocus-
toned to march, and write the everlsst-
ing death warrant Of the Democrat
party in this State of ours. Democrats,
choose We which. Democrats, arouse
yourselves to the crisis; be equal to the
occasion. and march rapidly and unitedly
to the most glorious victory Of the party
in the First Congressional District.
ALrHA.