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JOB WORK.

No inferior Hob ~ Ork will be
done at this Office at any price,
but all work Will be done well,
and unreasonable, living rates.
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Heavy rains are reported between
Bolivar Tenn and Oxford Miss. Crops
promising.

Thirty years have elspsei since the intro
daction OF Davis Pain KEier to the public,
and yet atthe present time 80 is more popular
and commands a larger sI!' than ever before.
It's popularity Is not cOuhnai TO this country a
lone; all over the world is -enedc.al effects IN
curing the ''.Ils that flesh l. heir 10, are &C
kuowledgei unl apgrecIat.', and Pain
Killer It's fame /, limited 10 no country, sect
or race, has never been equt!ed by any medi-
cine in Europe or America. It i sold by al
N. Jlcine dealers June 9l-4t
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BAtHO7th mt ~ i'-AN S'''- -@NN
US hear from you gentlemen, at
once.
To-day is the 9Sth anniversary of
American Independence. 1t is a
great day in the history OF the Re-
public. and millions of hearts will
respond to the Joyous notes of the
old liberty bell, that patriots rang
% years ago. In many Of the cities
and towns of the country the day
will be observed as q national holt
day, with feasting, music, street pa
geants, fireworks and spread eagle.
speeches. Patriotic sentiments will
be uttered by men whose public
acts belle their professions. Towns,
cities and States will be silent, be-
cause they have been robbed of the
rights their foreialhers fought,
bled and died. to establish. 1t is a
grand, and yet a soTTowful day
Grand because it brings TO memory
the precious treasures of heroic eff
fort, uuselfsh patriotism, and in
comparable suffcriuGs in the cause
of liberty. Sorrowful, because four
OF The great states that achieved in
dependence, aud their daughters, are
denied the rights their children
fought and died TO make immortal.
Il is day that should be observed
everyw here in the L. States, aud
would be, but for The wrongs, op-
prcssions and fauaticism Of the past
ten years. That il l. not generally
observed, a. in the olden time, is
the baneful result Of radical rcpub-
licau legislation.
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CoriDth (Miss.) Commonwealth,
18th: 'Mr. Jake Sitton, who lived
about seven miles east of this place,
while blowing recently, was struck
by lightning aud himself and mule
instantly killed His body COM
pletely disjointed aud in several
places badly burned, his clothes
having been set on fire. He was
a young man about twenty-foUr
years of age, aud we'll thought Of by
those who knew him
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FOR NE LEGIsLATURE.
FOR CUANCELIOR.

We are authorized 20 announce r. c. COLE,
a candidate for a seat IN the lower house Of
the next General Assembly, subject % the
decision OF the Democratic Convention
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JACKSON SAVINGS BANK,
MIia Street, near Liberty.
jackson, Tenn.

JAMES w. ANDERSON, President.
n. RHODES, Cashier, formerly OF
Br. Bank Tenn at SomerviIle,
W. A. CALDWELL, Asst Cashier.
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FBoroRIAh.-As jackson Is 4 CEN
trail Hciat, and possesses all the iacih-
ties and cenveniencies, desirable as a
point for the holding of conventions,
we would suggest that the Senatori-
al and Pictorial Conventions of the
District be held here ON the 10th of
September next, for she nomination
of Democratic and Conservative can
didates for the Legislature. The
Senatorial District is composed Of
Madison and Hardeman counties, the
Pictorial of Haywood, Madison and
Hardeman. The same Convention can
nominate both candidates and we hope
our sister counties will endorse our
suggestion. Ii they should do SO.
let meetings be held at once to ap-
point delegates. Should Jackson be
selected as the point for the holding
Of the Convention. we promise tho
delegates hospitable reception. Let
Us hear from our neighbors.
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Pinson Directory.

JOHNSON a CO., Dealers in Fancy aud stn-
81 pie Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, shoes,
Hats, Caps, Hardware, Queensware ami Tin
ware. Also Groceries OF every description.
In short everything usually kept In general
supply store.
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The BEEcHER-TnToN SCANDSL.-It
is known to our readers that for some
time Henry Ward Beecher, the great
moralist of Plymouth Church, Brook
Ign, N. Y, has been under a cloud,
dark with suspicious ruinous to
one who wears the livery of Heaven.
The terrible charges of sensuality,
preferred against this eminent nan,
by Victoria Woodruff, are fresh in the
minds ofthc people. But upon these
charges Mr.. Beecher was silent, and
Theodore Tilton, the only man that
could throw light on the subject, for
three years also held his peace. Re-
Gently the Congregationalists of New
England, inspired by the worthy am
bition of clearing their most eminent
divine of q damning suspicion, met
in council and proposed a thofough
investigation. Mr.. Beecher, lacked
by Plymouth church, questioned
their right to investigate the matter
and after wrangling session of q
week the Convention adjourned with
out accomplishing anything. Since
She adjournment of this council, the
Rev. Leonard Bacon, an enthusiastic
friend of Mr.. Beecher, published q
letter denouncing Theodore Tilton
Us a cOwardly slanderer. This was
the feather that broke the cancels
back, and stung by it, Mr.. Tilton, in
live columns of the Golden Age"
speaks out ssgud spares not. Among
other things Ire says ''After 1 had
been for fifteen years member of
Plymouth church, and had become
meanwhile an intimate friend of the
pastor, knowledge came to me in
1870 that he had committed against
me AN offense, which I forbesr to
name or characterize. Prompted by
my self-respect, 1 Immediately and
forever ceased my attendance on his
ministry"
Such is the language of Mr.. TiIton,
language that conveys "a terrible
meaning. He goes further still, and
publishes an extract from a docu-
ment signed by Beecher, the mean
ing Of which can possibly have no
double significance. The extract re-
rerred to is this al ask Theodore Til
toms forgiveness, and hdmble myself
before him as l do before my God.
He would have been better man
IN my circumstances than / have
been. can ask nothing except that
he will remember all the other breasts
that would ache. 1 will not plead
for myself, even wish that 1 were
dead"
II. w. BEEHER.
These extracts furnish key 10
the whole matter. In plaia English,
Henry Ward Beecher, is charged with
improper intimacy with the wife Of
Theodore Tilton, and if the extract
above quoted be genuine, he stands
convicted out of his own mouth. We
do not pretend to assume. the role
of judge in the matter, end in COM
mon with all right thinking, RICH
feeling men, we deeply dePlore tho
scandal, let it be true or false. L.
Is painful to us to hear of the fall o.
any man from the high estate of hon
or and especially one whose caree-
has been upon tho higher planes OF
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SIEDON DIRECTORY.

Wy IL SUMMERS. Dealer IN Drugs, Med
w zines. Paints, Oils, Dye stuff, iinware
Oueers,rare and shelf goods OF every dcscrip
ton Also line Chewing and Smoking Iooac-
co and Cigars. Physicians prescriptions care
nllly compounded.
DR- GEO. LACY, Physician sd Surgeon
i J offers hi- professional services % the cifi-
Gems OF Medon and vicinity once west SIDE
Main street
I,WINK BROS, Dealers IN staple and Fancy
- Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, shoes, Hats,
q nd "A general / ne OF Groceries, Hardware.
Farming Implements, cic- VIII not De under
sold by any one IN Melon or jackson.
nv T. ANDERSON, Dealer in staple and
! . Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, shoes,
Hats and Notions; Groceries, Hardware Cut
lery, Queenswarc, Saddlery, TinWare and
Farming Implements al az Jackson prices.
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Louisville Directory.

NIEALE 4 Co.. Wholesile Hardware, No
~ SIS, Main street. Louisville, Ky, keep
always on hand full line OF Hardwarc, in
Door and Pad Locks, Made and Butcher, Voc
tenholm and Rogers IOcl.ct Cutlery and RAJ
zors, Ssngle and Double Guns AID Rinea.
Cartridges. Also agents for Dissf0n's CtrculuI
aud Cross Cut saws. Yale Locks, Fairbanks
Counter and Platform Scales
NfErROPoLITAN FOUNDRY AND IRON
street, between Grayson and Walnut sireots.
Wtthia one half square OF Wcst-Walnut sirerl
Railroad, LOuisvlnc, Ky. mar 2s-iy
q HARRIS, with JouxsoN, NEwuAs \
VI Co, Wholesale Gr1cers aud Commis
sion Merchants. No. PA Main street, between
Gth and sth, Louisville. Ky.
NET II. GALLOWAY, with PIATI q ALLES,
w Wholesale Boots and Shoes, No 40.
Main street, between 9Th aud eth, four doors
West Of Louisville Hotel, Louisville, Ky
DIPY, HARDIE a Co, Distillers and Deal
n, ers In Handmade SOur-mash Kentucky
Whiskies Wines, BrandiCs, etc, No. 2l3 Wet
Main street. Louisville, KY mar 2s-ly
\. sTEGALL, with BAupEKeEH, BLooa
- A Co, Wholesale Dry Goods. AZ. IA
aud Pas Main street, and 81 and % Seventh e.,
Louisville. Ky. march 2s-ly
XHyM. II. FOX. Wholesale Dealer an White
w Lead, Paints, OILS, Naruishus Glass.
Naval Stores, Fine and Ordinary Colora. Dry
and in oil, No. $50 Main street, between 9Th
and 10Th, Louisville, Ky. march ls-ly
Tower Palace io nj AH hoass. Il; 3
West Market, Louisville, Ky. Choice and full
stock Of Men 5. Youths and Chldrens' Cloth
[ ing. Rules for measuring sent on application.
/ Goods Z. o. D., with privilege OF examining
before paying for them. march 2s-iy
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yO-THIRDs RCLE.-The fol-
rom the Memphis Appeal,
and ever faithful Demo
urnal. we copy and fully
rty ) ears this rule, the two
?, has been scrupulously OBJ
y the Democratic party,
the war it has been re-
Democrats and Conser-
IL their nominating con-
III the State conventions,
entions, county conven-
v kind held in Tennessee
past thirty years, have
two-thirds rule. This
faithfully adhered to
NAL conventions since
was first adopted. the
&c rule was illustrated
alton and election of
Polk. The two-thirds
Democrats Polk in 1874,
Pierce in 1852, Blu
IS, both Breckenridge
in 1860, Seymour in
~ in 1872. An aspi-
Dable to command a
in a convention would
concentrate his party.
aud elect our can
old, wise and well
es of the party. We
,nestly believe that a
C i'll opposition to
ould create dissat-
pose 10 innovation
not Radical, but
attire, we propose
e which is a part
We and Democrat
no necessity for
IGNORED usage. 1t
repudiatc a rule
)een observed and
isfaction of the
e a dangerous in
established usa-
tWo-thiras rule
in the nominal
thy of support.
ght forward the
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04

BE CAUTIOUs.-The approaching
political campaign i'll Tenn, is a
critical as we'll as a vital one. The
Democratic and Conservative party is
in no condition to experiment. 1t
cannot afford to risk everything up
on the chance throw of a die. If
it is to succeed, responsibilities that
do not Iegitimately belong to it, and
men who have made themselves OBJ
noxious to the masses of the party,
must not be assumed or endorsed.
The party is strong enough to tri-
umphantly sweep the State, if it
makes a strict party fight upon strict
ly party issues. But if it undertakes
to populariZe measures that the 'peo-
pie have pronounced against, or
champion men whose public,acts have
not the endorsement of the people,
discord, division and defeat will be
the inevitable result. These are plain
words, but at the same time they
epitomize an exceedingly plain truth.
The success of the party, must not
be for IA moment weighed in the
balance with the success of any man
or set of men. No individual, how
ever able, no set of political aspir-
ants, however worthy, should be per-
mitted 10 stand even for moment
in its way.
An individual can afford to wait on
time for his vindication. The cloud
under which he may rest, does not
necessarily cast its shadow upon the
party with which he acts, nor should
his party voluntarily place itself
/ within that shadow. This may be
a selfish doctrine, but it has at least
the merit of being the .selfshness of
the many against the few the cause
of a great party whose success involves
the veal of millions, as distinguish
ed from the ephemeral triumph of
/ purely personal vanity. An individ-
ual can afford TO. wait on time for
his vindication, we repeat, let the
hour be long or short, it is the in
dividual alone who Is seriously af-
fected. But, with a great party that
deals with principles, principles that
underlie our Republican structure, the
whole thing is different. A single
defeat of such a party, entails bit
ter consequences upon a great mass
OF men, that may not be recon-
pensed in Years, if ever. Hence we
urge caution, a wise and liberal pol
icy, steady, answering allegiance
to the party, and careful avoid.
anee of outside issues, or the as
sumptions Responsibilities which in
no wise concern it, let the results
to individual members of the party
be what they may.
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DON CAMERON

Is candidate for Register OF Madison
Election FIRST Thursday in Aug.
We are authorized TO announce ]. r..
CHAPPELL as candidate for REGISTER OF
Madison county. Election nrst Thursday
in 4 uuusf
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Denmark Directory

II r. BRYANT, dealer in staple ana Fanoy
Il. Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoe.
Hats, Etc. General line OF Groceries ami
Hardware, Quecnsware and cutlery Price
competing with either jackson or Br0wlssFiilc,
south side Main street.
NJEwBEBN a PENN, Fancy aud ssapie
~ Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes pol
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Also Gro
ceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Queen ware. Etc
All at Jackson prices. South side Main street
ID II. BLUNIE A Co, Dealer in pure Drug
ID. Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stufs, PEI
fumsTy and Toilet Soaps. Writing Paper
Pens, Ink, Pencils, Etc.
Pure Liquors for medical purposes.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully coni-
pounded.
nR. JOHN W. HAYES, Physician and sur
y geon, offers his professional services 10
the citizens OF Denmark and vicinity. Office
North side Main Street.
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GadSden Directory.


- HARRIS, Dealer in staple and Fancy
o. Dry Goods. Notions, Clothing, Boots,
shoes, HAS, etc, Qncensware, cutlery IN
ware etc, north side Front Row. All goods
as cheap rs they can be bought anywhere for
the money
I p. TAYLOR & sOS. Dealer In Dry
81 GoO,ls, Groceries, Boots, Shoes aud Hats;
also Hardware, IinwCrc, QuecnswaTe, Cut
lcry. etc, north side o. Front Row.
VIZ W. RICHARDSON Dealer IN Staple &
w /. Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, clothing
Boots, ShO =, Hats, etc. Also Hardware, TN
ware OueensWare, etc. Liberal advances
made on country produce Of every description
North side Of Front Row.
CHARLEs Il. STEWART, Proprietor
I : CRYSTAL Palace, Zine Wines and Liquors
Tobacco and Cigars; also Fancy aud Family
Groceries. Lunch at all hour, In AZ "a sp-
-.1fulments equal To any estGl ltsu1Iient either
iII Jackson or Memphis. North side Front row.
C,IMs L WILLIAMS, dealers in Drugs. Medi-
- cines Paints, OILS, Seeds, Toys, Fancy
Goods, etc, north side Front street.
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FOR DISTRICT CONSTABLE

We arc authorised 20 anHOunoe p. II. Ora
VIZ, a. y candidate for Reelection % the Once
OF Constable Oi the 18th dist. Election fret
Thursday IN August neNt.
We are authorized 70 announce /. J.. ky
prick, a. a candidate for Constable Of the 18th
civil dist. Election INST Thursday IN August,
neat.
We are authorized 10 announce ,. ". WAD-
LEY rs candidate for Reelection b the once
Of Constable Otthc 18th district
We are authorized to anRounce,Nr. LTrE
NV TON, as u candidate for Constable IN the
18th (Jacksonl district.
We arc authorized announce W. 81
PYIEs, a. a candidate for Constable Of tie 18th
August.
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Henderson County.

We arc authorized 10 announce 4. II.
RHODES a candidate for reelection 20 the or
nee OF County Court Clerk Of Henderson
county, at the ensuing August election.
FOR TRUSTEE--We arc authorized 10
announce JAsPER n. LEAGUE as a candl-
date for reelection 10 the office OF Trustee
OF Henderson county, Election lst Thurs
day in August next.
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK--We are
authorized TO announce +. II. RHODES as a
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk OF Hen
derson county. Election lst Thursday In
August next.
FOR SHEHTFF--We are authorized Ia
announce A. Z. AIDLOTT as candidate
for reelection to the office OF sheriff OF
Henderson county. Election LIST Thursday
IN August next.
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IAfPoErANT.-In another place viii
be seen the call of the Democratic
Conservative committee of this coun-
tv, for a Convention tc meet in this
city ou the 27th, for Purposes there
in namesl. It is Of the highest i'm
portanee that the people meet in
their respective districts and appoint
delegates to the Convention. The
meeting will bc an important one,
and it is desirable that the masses of
the party be represented 1t is in
their power to dictate its action and
if they fail to do so, they will have
only themselves to blame. We urge
them TO meet IN their respective
districts cn-mass: select their best
men to represent them and if desired
give their agents ample specific in
structions. The nominat ion of a candi-
date for the legislature Is a matter
in itself OF the very first impor-
lance to the party and people. We
should have a man for that Office,
both capable and honest, one that
will be active IN our interest and who
will be able to exercise "a command
ing and valuable influence. The way
to get such man, is for the mass
es of the party to turn out in the
primary meetings and interest them
selves in the matter. In the mean
time it would be wei for the coun-
tv candidates now III the field and
the people in their primary meetings,
TO consider whether or not the ext
gencies of the hour demand the nom
nation of 4 party ticket for the dit
fereat county offices. We suppose
that The various district meetings
will speak out upon this question.
1t is likely that is will be brought
before the convention, and hence it
is important that the masses'of the
party consider OF It's xpediency
in the manner suggested Above
all things harmony is 80 be desired
and will be had if the people do
their duty.
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The DIPFERESCE.-It makes all
the difference in the world, which
political party a man belongs to when
he wants to amass a colossal fortune
through the agency of rings and jobs.
If such a man happens to be Demo
crat. he is anGthcmq m4aHdthG but
if he is, as is usually the case,
Republioan, choice White " ash Il used
in covering his sins and he grace
fully gHdes off under the wing of
the President, to enjoy a distinguish
ed hospitality, "beside the sea. Boss
Tweed, in prison on Blackwelps
Island, and Boss Sheppard, the hon
ored guest of the President, at Long
Branch, illustrates the difference as
it were. Tweed, through the agen-
cy of rings and jobs, made Il mil
lion or so out of the tax payers of
New York city. Sheppard, through
the same agency, made about as
much out Of the tax payers of Wash
/ ington city. Boss Tweed was a
Democrat aud now resides on
Blackwelrs Island, Sheppard is a
! Republican. and is now in elegant
retirement at Long Branch, the guest
of a Republican President.
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FOR SALE!

IN elegant Cottage, nearly new, with four
rooms; convenient % the court house, wen and
neatly furnIshed-wtll also sell the furniture
For terms, Sc, apply 20 John T. Hicks. at the
Whig and Tribune Oficc. nov. s9-tf
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FEVER AID AcUE

Prevails there IS no remedy held in greater
esteem From foreign countries the calls
for Pain Killer are great II is found to be "a
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FOR REGISTER

10 ma VOTES OF MADISON COUNT.
l hereby announce myself Is q candidate f0r
recollection 10 the once Of Register OF Madison
county. ] have tried 70 serve you faithfully
heretofore, and IL have done 40 and you
should vote for me In August next I Will feel
grateful. II. 4. McCIIIHEN.
We are authorized 10 announce W. Il.
RHUTON AS a candidate 70 p the OfIicc Of County
Igs-,yisfcr Election first Thursday In August.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04

DR.. Palmer, of New Orleans, has
declined the CHARACTERISTIC of the
Presbyterian. South Western Univer-
sity recently located at GAINESVILLE, in
this State. His resignation is re-
garded as serious blow 10 that in
stitution.
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SUMMER COMPLAINT.

or any other form OF bowel disease in chill
dren or adults, 1t Is almost certain cure,
and has been more successful In curing the
various kinds OF
CHOLERA
Than any Other known Remedy, OF even the
most skiIlful physician. Every hOuse-lecp-
OF should keep 70 on hand, 10 apply on the
tirst attack az any pain 1t viii give salts
factory relief and save hours OF suffering.
- Directions 10 accompany each bottle.
N. HARRIS & Co, Proprietors.
Cincinnati, Ohio
sol. 10y Medicine Dealers Generally and
tor Sale by
NELLY 4 PTBAS. Jackson, Tenn,
PENDLETONI X KEITH,
e. T.. DUNCAN
jackson, Tenn.
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THE REASON WHY!

Is because Perry Davis PaIn-KiIler is what
it claims to be-a Teliever OF pain. Its mer-
its are unsurpassed, If you are suffering
from internal pain, twenty 10 thirty drops
in a little water viii almost instantly cure
yeu. There is nothing to equal it. Ia few
moments it cures collie, cramps, heartburn,
diarrhoea, dysentery, tux, wind in the bow
els, sour stomach, dyspepsia. sick headache.
In s.l.finns Of the cnIrnfrr Nghara
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04

Horace Maynard stands pledged
to the Civil Rights bill. Won't the
darkeys do him the kindness and the
exceeding great honor of making HIM
their candidate for Governor Bar
kis is willing"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04

The Memphis papers are exceeding
ly busy in writing up all the inte-
rior towns of West Tennessee, except
Jackson. Our people understand
II
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04

In another place VIII be seen an
interesting publication from the Lou
isville Courier-Jourusl, enc of the
ablest Democ attic Journals in the
United States.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04

Ii is stated that tho Cubans have
captured forty cart leads of provis-
ions and shot the entire convoy of
four hundred men. in retaliation for
the shooting of Cubaus.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04

THE MACHINE SHoPs.-Col. Ii.
5. MCComb, will be in Jackson,
on Monday or Tuesday next for
purpose of settling the machine
shop location. We hope those in
terested in the lands at the differ
ent sites suggested, will apPreci-
ate the situation-and be prepar-
ed to meet Col. McCombs in the
proper spirit.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04

:" Ex-Gov. Foote proposes.to arraigu
ex-President Johnson before the SOW
ereigns Of Tennessee for high crimes
and misdemeanors at an early day. +"
FoOte is old, but exceedingly live
ly and Andy is still IN the habit of
performing -boylsh pranks.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-07-04

CoNSoLIDATED.-On Tue d a y
last, at Water Valley, the New
Orleans and Jackson Il. r.. and the
Miss. Central Railroad, were con-
solidated. The road is now one
from New Orleans TO Cairo. In
future it will be known as the
New Orleans, St. Louis and Chi
cago Railroad Company.
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proposed line. to speak out. Let
us hear from you gentlemen, at
once.