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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01

-8rie m orfe II 1ino uns Deute'
et>pos 10 @ep6bnli6es unb CUR Grlei6=
terung bes f6riftli6en 8ertebrs unent=
bebrli9es bab man faum begreift, >uie
Oie QBelt jen1ols obne oiele 8equemli9= =
felt eri1tircn fonnte. un6 bo6lino es jett
erit "a Sabre oob man M}arfen sur
Ssronfirun9 BON Briefen uno onoeren ,
Yoft1enbun9en benubt. Mls Grfinoer
ser Briefmorten gilt Der @n9ldnoer Sir
Howlan6 Sin, auf be1len 8etrieb Iie neblt
Dem lo9enonnten Hcnnp=porto Snerit in
@robbritannien am 10. Snnuar 1910
sur Ginfibrung gelongten. Ton Den
ii6rigcu curopdi1 i1@en @taaten lpenoete
li9 5uerit 8elgien 1S47) eer nenen Gin
riftuno Ill, lpel9em no9einanoe Sranf=
reid, Saiern Sc terreid, preuben uno
Icitoem olle iibrigen @taaten Guropas,
5ulebt 1elbit Bic Siirtei 9efol9t 1ino. Mu6
in }dmmtli6en en9li16en, fran56lil6cn
.uno lponi19en &olonier, in ben @taaten
Moroameritos unb @iioan1eritas, 1elbft
ouf Den Ganolpi9in3eln 1ino jebt 8rief f..
morfen fir ben Yotoerfebr eingefii6rt.
9o,prence M .N ultD it @au1
'Sroncisco bielt unldn9it bon etnem Sen
lter leines &ofbaules ous elmer 5iemli6
Sablrei6en Menge einen 8ortrag iiber
ben @elbl ltmoro. NaDbeu er mebrere
Metboben bes lelben bes 9idberen erDrtert
botte 19nitt CT 5ur praftii6en Beleu9=
tung lcines Sben1as nit einenl &al lirnel==
Jet li6 Die &eblt ab.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01

-erfaBt Dattc, trat erz npr llnb naDm ouf
Der 8anf bid}t neben Mnna Ylab. Sunt
mad)te eine gelpegung, als Db er ouf i'm
5ufomn1en pol(e. Sic So9ter perlieB
ieho1 obne ipeiteres 50gern Die @eite Ses
10 un,pillfommene, @a1tes uno 16mieote
lid bleid) uno Sitterno aber ie6en
S0mer5 aus ibren 3iigen perbannt, an
bes @aters Geite.
Ser olte ebrli6c 9unt bate Sen Srem=
oeh, beHen gon5es peridlo1enes Welen
1einer oifenen Notur it6erDaupt ni9t su=
loste, ME leioen m09en er traute ibm
ni6t >nb Elm 9e,pi1esS@ fiibl bielt i'm
BON bent Manne auriid Ben er, er puBte
ielbf toum norum, fir eincn @6urfen
|bielt.
Sum, Sir, mas wiinld)t STR? ioste er:
enoli6 ols g8beeler, 1einen betmli9en.
Nercer iiber oen Gmpfan9 perbeibeno,
|oufjtono unb linn naber trcten iuollte -
tuos fiibrt Gud 5u einem Nfonne FER.
Der Guern Se JUDI lpeocr obpei len nod
|annebmen fam?
@arum beban0elt Sbr MIDI 10 folt unb.
obfoBenb Cir 1agte g8beeler rubig,-
|ja folt freunoli6; Sbr m0st es mir nun
9lanben ober ni9t, i6 fomme einsig uno
allein @uret,uegen unb in gutter Mbl lidt>,
nit Dem MunI6e, @u@ 81 9elfen, bierber.
9os Nerb0r lit morgen.
Nlor9en? =? it6bnte Mnna uno 16mie9te
f6 fe iter an ben Sater an.
9ie Wer6a6tssriinbe lin0 itarf 9enug,
1elbit einen 8ruoer gu perbammen, fubr
Wbeeler fort un0 ndberte 1i6 mebr uno :
mebr ben, un9liicfli6en jungen Wfdo@en :.
6os @o1t 1T 9egen @u9 ouf9ebrobt.
9unt> unb - e5 gibt l1ur einen NusmeA
Guer 2eben sl retten> benn no6 Dem Ser
bDr glaub i6 niht - pie i6 bic 2eute
bier femme, bob SIR nod} cine @iertel>
itunbe lebt.
Qlber ,uie - >uie fam er 9erettet tper>
Sen fra9te Mnno NIT elmer Gtinme in
ser dneit(i@e 9oifnuns jeoes oneere @e<
fubl iibertdubte.
Dur6 Die Slu9t, N}iB 9(nna bur6
bic 6lu9t, ertpioerte @beeler i11bem er
nebcn lie trot. 2ei6t miro es fem, oas-
@efdn9niB gu er6re9en tpenn Guer Wo=
ter einen Treunb brouben fat; i6 mill
Der Treuno 1ein unb morsen fritz fann,
er, trob alien Gon ltabeln 0es 9an5en
County, li6er 1ein. S6 babe G5elo senug
fit uns 9(lle, bertraut mir 1ur
(Tortl. fol9t.)
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Obio Waiienfreunb.
Ser alfe Gtueieb.
(Gprticb

Worbeil perdnoert: er >par magerer unO
6lei6er;s |eiu Blid fat mod unltdter; oos
Sogbbeno 6ins linn loder unO unoroent=
li1 auf ben S9ultern llno iein San5es
g8eIen bate etlpos foum gu beI9reiben=
bes ,uioerlid @9eues llno oo6 pieoer
trobis lnabbdnsises ongenommen.
Sa(lo @beeler io9tc Der Goni itobel
un6 feline Mu9en rubten auf bes junsen
Wtannes &leibuny Die beutc >un m69li6
mod nobldl]iger mar ols lonit bis lie
cnolib binab auf Die lanoesiibli9 9rob
9eorbeiteten @tefeln fielcn - SIR leio
Inns bier i'm @oloe in lcbter 3eit 10 DIM
li6 ge>uprben, oob i6 Gu6 faum 9efdnnt
Datte; freut MIDI bab SIR @u6 enbli6
einmol III Den @olo finoet lpie Elm W&ann.
Sd weiB ni6t, es luar einem 10 unbebog=
li9, nit Senlonoen un1sllgeben> oer an
Mp6ento9en Elm 1eiocnes Solstu6 trug
uno 1i6 Sic falbleocrnen @tiefeln jeoen
Mor9en blanf puben lieb. Sd mill Gu@
,uos Iogen, bos mo6t i1o einfa6e bous=
badene 8uri6e, wie mir Dler lino, n1is=
trauild.
gSbeeler botte 1i6 i9nen nit bem gam
sen gBe1en zines Monnes 9cnd6ert Der
ieit nebreren g}d6ten feinen @6lof ge=
]eben uub nun muoe unb tobesn1ott Il
als ober Sobnlon bic letten Morte lpro6,
bob er oie eineefouenen 9usen Die tief
in ben bunteln SD6len la9en 16neu su
ibm onf unb blifte erit i'm uno bann ben
9fi4ter i6arf an:
Mistroui19 fra9te CT mistroull9 ?
seeen MIDI?
Sebt ,pie selost ni9t nebr, fubr Der
Gon1tobel frrt. Gs tbut einem oud Or
oentli9 pobl bob SIR @u6 Die Siibe
ni9t mebr.5o ous a(ler notllrli6en Torm
berausQuet1dt pas babt Sbr benin nit
Sen t@e6ts unb 2intlen" an9efansen ?
G5ebt 1ie 8rotpn, Der tann lic ols e(us=
bdn9ei idilb 9cbrou9en; lpo9rDoftig, i@
min lie mitne9nen ,penn l9 porbelreite.
SIR tDnnt bD@fens nur einen betom<
men, 1o9te @beeler nit einem foit unna=
tiirlit6 6en 2a9en. Ser Yferoefne6t lilub
bos 4uben 1att befommen Daben, pbglei0
i6 i'm gut 9enu9 bofiir be5oblte.
CT fat ,lie bod ni9t nit Salg ein9es
rieben uno oie politur pero or6en lodte
Ser Con ltobel.
9}ein, nod l6limnler ct bat einen
Site fel 9on5 uno gar perloren> Der 9ol5=
fopf, uno be6auptct nun cine &abe ober
9or Elm gBolf babe i'm pe9gel@leppt,
,udbrenO lie bic glod)t in Der Ncronoo 9e=
ltanben. Sebt mub id ,uobl oes olten
Brown &ul,oe ,uerben, lebte ct NIT an9e<
nommener @orsloli9teit binau.
@6lauer Bur19e Der Pferoefne6t
meinte Sobnlon, beoeutl Jam oaau NIT Dem
&ppfe nideno; 1tedt pabrIdeinli6 nit
sen, olten 8rown unter elmer Sede Il
unb i6mun5eln0 u1adte CT ben 3llgel let=
nes Pferoes ing.
Mpropps Wbecler iaste er pl0bli6,
lt6 su bie5em wenoeno Sbr perlan9tet
neuli9 Die Grlaubnib 9ouio 9unt ein=
NAL in Die ler @o9e belu6en 5u biirfen.
SD eebe iebt in's @efdn9nib; wenn SIR
mitfommen ,pollt 10 Mill ib Gu9 bn=
einlaHen. !.
Wbeeler S09erte einen Mu9enblid. SIT
leine So6ter jebt oort fra9te er.
ri SO ,pobl; oos arme Wfdo9en perldbt
ben alten Mann teinen Say. f..
@p 1partet Elm paar @ecunoen unO i'd
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ser gonitabcl BEL inn gemeier mar uno.
ibl1 Dor Wbeeler's geiub getDarllt bate,
|ni6t 10 piel ,penn i6 ni6t ge5tpun9e11
|fpdre, ben >Beju6 jeoes @6uftes> Dem es5
einfdllt mid nit unperI9 9dnlter. Sragen
su qudlen, an5unebmen. @'iit 19limm
genug, penn man baron oenft, oab Der
arme Git bin iein lollte : ,ueile niGt 10,
gluna = ,ueine nibt 10. 9u, &ino, on
|bait's bod 9etuib nie 9e9laubt oob i9
ein Wf0rOer, bob i6 lein Nl6roer weroen
fDnnte.
9leil1, mci1 Yater, licber, t6eurer 3d.
ter, 0 frage mild bas ME, mic lpieoer, rief
9lnno 16long lire Q(rnle I'M Oes alten
Mannes Noden un0 tiibte feline @tirn>
feline Wonsen, udbreno lie 5itternb an
5einer 8rul It lag - ober er lit toot, -
tobt - fir immer fir mid perloren unb
oh - lpie rnenoli9 bobe iG i'm geliebt !!
Sd meib es> i6 >peiB es &ino; lo9te
Der 8ater, lbpb i6r oos &6pf6en 5uriid
uno tiibte lire Gtirn; i'd lueib, ou balt
i'm geliebt uno er mar au6 Elm 10 broper
re9tl6affener 8uri6e ipie ie. elmer lebte,
ober ,penn ct iekt I'M @immel lit Nnna
- 1lnb >porum ni9t ? er mar bran genug,
Oo6in 81 ton1neu - lpenn er jebt auf
uns BON ba oben bcruntcr nie6erblidt,
10 ,ueiB ct audi bob id) ni6t iein 0}0r=
Der bin. 9ld 2nna, i'd babe i'm ia foit
10 lieb ols bu 9ebabt.
0opiO 9unt ianf auf 0ie 8onf nieoer>
bic an Der einen @eite leines @efdn9nil=
les binlief, bcoefte eas @eli6t NIT beioen
@dnben unb i9lu65te lout ob9le6 er
li6 ieiner 8ewe9un9 16dmte un0 li6t=
bar 16arf oa9egen anarbeitete. 9lnna
9litt an feline @eite uno iu6te i'm, ,pdb=
reno lie linn lei1e unb Sdrtli1 Oas wirre
9oor aus Ser @tirn itri9, gu tr6iten.
Sa ia, &ino, ia9te er enbli6, lie: mo
gems tbun, iuenn lie lpo1eu - meine az
ten Na6born uno Treunoe mod bo5u -
lie w69en MIDI bdn9erL lie nlD9en's ober
ou 9ebit NIT mir binaus nidt wa6r?
8ir 9eDen 5ulommen, benn es brdde Dir
bod ou9 bas 9er5> ipenn bu iie oeinen
olten 8ater 10 fortfi fiibren 1abeit. Sa cs
brd6e Dir oas Ser5 un0 Damn f6unen
1ie uns 5u1 1ammen in Elm Grab, bi9t me-
ben oeine arme Ntutter legen. 8 neine
ni6t 10, Q(nna, weine ni6t 70, mir finoel1
1ie 8eioe in ser onoern MeJt pieber, ben
ormen Gif unb beine quite SHUTTER aber
bu mubt BEL mir iein, oenn bas gr ite>
>pono6 Iie midi frii9e, ipdre bos tleine
Ntdo6eu bos @ie in meinem @9ube 5ll=
riideela0en, uno i6 biirfte ibr 0o6 ni6t
1a9en> i6 wdre bon Dir fort9e9an9en unO
ou allein, biilf= nn0 poterlos in elmer
Welt 5uriid9eblieben mo- tie einen alten
eDrli6en Monn un16uloig oufbdngen.
sSo, @oter, ,uir ipollen 5ulommen9eben;
feiner pon uns, Dot jett nebr fir ir9eno
etpas 5u leben> loete gnna uno bob li6
,psit senus aus ibres 8oters 9rmen, I'm
bic bleihe, tbrdncnfeuGte Mon9e auf feline
G9ulter le9en 5u fDnncn; i1 freue MIDI,
Yater, oab i'd nit Dir geben oorf. 9ie
Welt lpdre no1ber bo@ fir mid nur Elm
@rob. ~,
Ioter uno So6ter batten li0 10 meb=
rere Minuten ldweiseno umfangen see
balten ,no Der sepelti9e G@mer5 be9onn
elmer milbcn Webnutb Goum 81 9eben>
als bic Sbiir ouf9el6loHen ,uurbe uno
@illiam gSDeelcr eintrat.
n
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alllDalt llllO td9 9ldube MOT DQs ses 9u1
9etban mdre, inn ben Gint,itt 81 per='
weigeru.
9{ein, neil, meinte Ser Hi6ter ettuos
dnsfli6, sebt aber Dem @efansenen no
mDgli6 eine1l Minf, .ebe SIR 6ineingebt; );
bDrt SIR ? Ser BurI6e lit 10 ieioenlpei6
iuie Elm Unser Maistolbeu, i6 trau ibm
aber nid)t ct fann bon ben Mbppfaten
serooe5l ange1tellt iein, I'M Den @ltcn
nit irgenb elmer GeOe in Die Sale Su
loden warnt 9unt oapor oeritebt SIR
mnDl =?
So ee,uib bos luero' itb tDun; o6er
ober D0rt einmal bonn m6df i6 lieber
pornelue9 reiten unb bem @6lieber io9en>
ct ion i'm einlal1er> >penn er fommt ); i6
babe ia ionlt feline @elegenbeit, NIT 9unt
5u 1pre6en.
@ut, 10 ma9t mr. bob SIR fortfommt>
ermunterte i9u Der Gi6ter; id uerOe
Wbeeler no6ber iasen, oab Sbr bort ouf
i'm ipnrten poQt.
l1no nit trouli6em Sdnbe11iittcln
l6ieoen &idter unoGonltobel BON einan=
Der.
91o9 turser 3eit fam Wbeeler aus 1ei=
mem 3immer 5uriicf, ND ct icine &leibung
Elm penig in Orbnuug gebro@t bate,
me6ielte einiee ilii6ti9e Worte nit Dem
Gi6ter unbl l6ritt oann 16neQ oie Strabe
'binunter Dem @efan9nib 5u.
Das @ei idusnib mar ppn @tdlnnen
uno in Der lonit 9elu0bnli6en Dirt ber
8lod6du Ier erbout> MIR Dor Dem fleinen
Teniter be fanoen lid) itorte Gileni itdbe,
unO Die un9ebeuern Bdume> aus Oenen er
be 1tan6 bate Die ge19ifte aber ettpas
plumpe 9ano bes @6nieOs nit 9ewal=
tigen 9ospen unsertrennli9 gena9t, 10
ooB lie eine taum serlt6rbore feite Wano
6iloete. 9lu6 Die Sbiir> nit 9robt6pfi=
gen Nd9eln 0idt be16lo9er, i9ien je6em
Mngriff BON innen ! 1otuoW tuie auben tro-
ben gu >pol(en. ueberbaupt >uor bos TO-
genonnte 8eno=@efdnsnib" ein 5tuar et=
mas unbebiilf fli6 nno rob 9ebautes, aber
ii9erer Plak un0 ein Ner5,peifelter bdtte
es lein miI]en Der, einmol i'm Snnern,
au6 nur su perlu9en pagte, i6m gu ent=
flieben.
Ser olte 6ormer jebo9 ber jebt Der
einsise @efonsene bier mar oa6te lueni9
an Tludt. Sa, tpenn au9 Die Wdn0e
leines @ef efdngniiies 5u @taub 5erfalen
>pdren 9opio 9unt luiiroe nit feinem
@9ritt ppn Der @tclle eetpiden 5ein> auf
Der i'm feline No9barn unb Treunoe fejt=
bielten. Sc fon9en16oft It blieb aber ben=
nod Elm i6redli@ Ding fit einen Mann
Der 1ein 9on5es 2eben lang fret oeu Walo
Our6 6itreift uno ben Boben, Elm FeiBi9er,
tbdtiger Sormer> bearbcitet bate. @s
mar ibm, ols ob ibm Die 8rut 5u9el9niirt
wdre; ct fonnte nidt fret atbmen uno
fam iit tpie ct oft mebuitDi9 su 1einer
So6ter ia9te lpie Elm Sousbubn Dor,
bas man in cine Wolfsfalle 9e1perrt Ddtte.
@or pft ou6 lob ct 5tunoenlans in bum=
pfem Briiten oo uno itarrte nit Sbrdnen
I'M @uge por 1i6 nieoer. M6 er fiDlte
- I'M 6uloig >pie er al bes jun9en Man=
neg Sooe mar - ia er tbeilte Den @6mer5
Der oas jett oerpaiite @er5 lcines armen
&in0es serrib.
Man6mal brab ct oonn in drgerli<
@en 3orn aug se9en 9ie, bic ibfl Dier
9efan9en bielten, bonn. ober 9eFanb ct
au6 wieOer in Iciner re6tI6affenen Ser
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-29
1'HoS. & RoBT. N. JONES,
WHOLESALE
.CROCERS,
No 81 West Second Street
CINCINNATI. o.
marzS-ly.
An UnwhsIe.on,e scnson

The closing days Of winter and the early days
Of spring are very trying 10 the feeble and sen
sItIve and are apt % aaect unpleasantly even
the more robust and vigorous. Nothing can be
more uncongenial 10 the nerves or more depres-
sing 70 the spirits than damp, chilling winds
fogs ami cold rains, and OF such unwelcome
visitors We have a superabundanoe at this sea-
son. Common prudence suggests, therefore,
the proprrty OF terrifying the system against
these insidious enemies Of health and comfort,
AMI The experience Of more than quarter OF a
century points 20 HostetteT's stomach Bitters
as the all-sunlcient sanitary safeguard under
such untoward circumstance. An accession
Of vital strength and energy Is what is required
10 meet and overcome the unhealthy clements
now present in the atmosphere. This increase
Of vital power, So necessary 10 meet the extra
ordinary drafts which an Indictment season
makes upon the system and the constitution.
can be readily acquired by taking from two 70
three doses OF HOstetter's Bitters daily during
the winter and spring months. The nature of
this celebrated restorative Is well known 20 the
public. 10 is composed OF an absolutely pure
dinusive stimulant, medicated with the ex-
tracts ami juices Of the most effective tonic al
terative, anti-blious and laxative roots and
herbs known 70 medical science. To the CON-
binatIon OF these excellent Ingredients, In pro-
portions suitable 20 the exigencies OF enfeebled,
lsnguid and diseased systems, the great tonic
Alternative owes It's efficiency as a preventive
and curative. \ course Of 10, commenced now
viii prevent all danger Of fever and ague,
rheumatism, or other ailments arising nom
cold and damp peculiar % the spring months.
and also prove q safeguard against the attacks
OF dyspepsia and liver complaint which So fire.
quenuy occur AZ this period OF the year.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-29

UNCLE JOINS LAST RACE-Un-
clio John Harper is dead. The IA
nous bluegrass turfman, the own
or Of Longfellow, Litllcton and
hundreds OF other splendid racers.
has run the great race from cen 10
cen, and has III last been brought
back to the Judges stand TO an
swer any charges Of four entered
against him. He was some seventy
odd years in running his race
against Time, but couldn't CONQUER.
and has done we'll if he got a place. ;
He died at his home in Woodford
County last Wednesday, and with
him carries the record of an honest
turiman. He has been the captu-
rcr OF many a purse from thesMag-
nolia Course TO Monmouth Park,
and had won q fame that will moi
die with his death. He was kind
er to his horses than TO himself and
gave them softer beds TO lio on.
The old mans heart was entWincd
about the sleek, beautiful form of
LongtellOw, and when the pride of
his life pulled up lame after a bravo
fight, tears which came slow AT the
sight of a murdered sister ran like
running stream, though he was
said TO be fond Of his kinsiolk.
No wonder! the knotty old bacLe-
Tor had given his whole heart 10 his
horse. A more old-fashioned place
than the Harper homestead is not
known in America. 1t has been in
the quaint, unlettered family since
the carly settlement of Kentucky
Nashville Banner.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-29
b. r. CAMPBELL, Co. Supt.

HOUSE BREAKING.-On Monday
James Bowman and Zachariah Gen
try, charged in the warrant of arrest,
with burglary and robbery in the
county, were brought before Es-
quires Person and Lacy in this city,
and after a careful and patient in
vestigation, the prisoners were
committed to answer a charge of
burglary and larceny in the Circuit
>urt, bail being allowed in the sum
CT - each with the securities as
of $5VN law, in default of which
directed b. 7dcd to the custody
they were ."enla~ ~timony show
ofthe jailor. Tbs 10
ed that the offences we've conan,
on Tie premises ofIsaac Blowers, in
the vicinity of Pinson, on or about
the list Of August. The dwelling
and smoke house of Mr.. f. were
broken open, and gun, several
pieces of bacon, the contents of a
trunk, consisting of quantity OF
sugar. coffee, wearing apparel, a
gold coin, &c, were found missing
when he returned to his home after
several days absence. He and his
wife had gone on a visit, leaving
the house secured by fasteneng tho
door on the inside, and the smoke.
house pad-lockod, there beirp mo
occupant during the owners ab- |
seacc. We withhold the testimnnv
as it bears upon the prisoners. until /
a jaryi Of their peers passes uDon
their guiit or innocence, the exam
lining court merely having reouir-
ell their appearance at the Circpit
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-29
DIED.,

In this city on Tuesday the 18th inst .
Philip Lipstate-aged 30 years.
Mr.. Upstate was one OF our most quiet
and orderly citizens, and although cDmpar-
atively stranger in our midst, by his mod
est worth had secured the confidence and
affection Of many friends. lie was a native
Of Germany, where his parents stin reside.
DR.. w. II Childrcss. Of LAGRANGE, Tenn.
died OF Consumption, at Salem, Va, "a lew
days ago.
Miss Mamie +. Eel, daughter Of Rev. ].
y. ana Martha a, Bell, died on The 27th
INST OF ieVer-aged about - years
She was a member OF the NJ. r. Church
South.
18th year Of his age. The deceased was a
nephew of VIM. Wilson, Esq.
In Paris on the 18th, Mr.. SAINT Cathran.
In Carroll county on the 9TH inst, Mr.
JOnn Carver.
.! Near, McLemoresville on the 2Ith inst,
Wm. Clay, at an advanced age.
At the residence Of Syrus sykes. in Hmm
Doldt, on tthe 18th inst, Mr.. K. e. Blair, age
seventy-twO years.
At the residence OF his parents. in Mid
dletOn, Hardeman county, ON the gtH inst
Garner Lillard age 70 years
IN Dyersburg on the 18th inst, Preston &.
Wynne.
In Dyer~burg on the 18th inst, Mrs. \. W.
FOard, age = years
In Henderson county on Tuesday even
Ing August 18th, 1874, 81 CONGESTION OF the
brain, Claude BLANCHE, third daughter
of Henry -. and Anna Il. Franklin. aged
one year and eight days.
Darker and darker
The deep shadows fall
And deaths long slumber
Reigns over all.
Auburn. n Y, and Mobile, Ala, papers
please copy.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-29

THE DAILY CoURIER-HERALD.- On
Tuesday last the publication of the
Daily Confessional was discontinue
ed, with the promise of resumption
at some future day. The article an
nouncing the face closes as follows:
''In the meantime the Weekly Cou-
rier-Herald will be issued regularly
We will concentrate all our energies
in its behalf, and make it the peer of
any paper i'll the State. We ask of
our friends continuance of their
liberal patronage.
Those indebted to us, and especial
" for daily subscriptions, will please
make prompt settlements"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-29

"THE WEED. Every now and
then the Blower, the Whistler or
some other sewing machine seeks
to cOunteract the ever growing pop
ularity of "the Weed" by making
an extraordinary advertising spirit.
Whenever this happens there is for
a little while great activity mani
tested in the columns of the news
papers, but all this soon dies out
and "thc Weed' is for a season al
lowed to pursue the even tenor of
its way. During the Spring and
early Summer we have heard very
little of the other machines in our
midst. There was no inquiries for
them, and fearing that they were
about to pass entirely out of no.
tice, the agents for them have con-
cluded that something unusual had
to be done. Under this pressure
we now hear of the great, success
OF this or that machine in past
years As to those past successes
we care nothing. The Weed is a
new machine, only having been in
existence for a few years, but in
that time it has distanced all COM
petitors. AS a matter of course
it had the benefit of all the cxpe-
riencc that has been gathered in all
the history OF all the other sew
ing machines of the United States.
After careful study the inventor
corrected every fault in the old
ones, and having added many new
features, gave TO the world a per-
feet invcstment-"Thc Weed Sew
ing Machine But assertion is no.
thing. Everything depends on
facts that are capable of demonstra-
ton. Call on RGbt. S. Hamilton at
No. s, Halls Black, Jackson, Tenn,
and look at this machine work, and
read the testimonials that have
been furnished in lis behalf by
many of the best citizens of Madi-
son County and the city of jackson.
The following letter fully explains
itself and requires no comment from
us.
l have received letter from Col.
II. S. McCOmbs, President of the New
Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago X. II
Co. dated August 81, 1874. in which
he says, Il have directed Gen. West,
our 2d President, to confer with
the authorities at jackson, and get
tenders of every available location of
shops, with price and amount of land:
when submitted to me, l Will so out
and settle the location, and added,
''the sooner the business is brought
to focus, the quicker shall we adopt
a location"
In fairness to the rival interests for
the location, deem. lit proper to pub
fish the foregoing.
MILTON Brown.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-29

CROWDED OUT.-A letter from
Milan, another from Aberdeen,
Miss, the majority and minority re-
port of the commissioners TO locate
the Western Lunatic Asylum, and
the full text of the resolutions pass
ed at the meeting of the citizens of
Jackson on Thursday last in regard
IN the Gibson county troubles, were
crowded out of this issue of the
Wing and Tribune.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-29

The quiet that ordinarily prevails
in, jackson at this time is in a great
measure attributable to the fact that
the adoption of the Convention sys-
tenn has very materially diminished
the:number of ayowed aspirants for
Office. With two or three dozen can
didates for the Legislature in the
field, there would be free whisky
enough to keep the loafers i'll fine
fighting:trim, but as it is they are on
short rations. Saleable votes and
supposed influence are also at fright
full discount.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-29
FOR THE SENATE

We are authorized 20 announce 4 "a
HAYNES, Esq., a. a candidate for stale sen
ator nom the counties Of Madison and War-
defnany subject To the convention 10 -I.gI,nt-
s 9le IN jackson on Tuesday. the lst day Of
september next.
hereby announce myself a candidate Ia
represent the counties OF liartlcuan aud Nadi-
-on as senator In the next Legislature: sul,-
~ - the acton % the Convention % aassul-
Die "a jackson on the LIST Of September, ls5f
H. NJ. POLK
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

For the purpose of securing harmo-
ny the undersigned candidates for
FLOATER respectfully request the
Democratic voters of the 10Th district
to express their preference on next
Saturday, August Doth.
To this end the polls will be opened
at Milligan's Store in the Sd Ward, at
Joyce's Store in 2nd Ward, and at the
Courthouse, from 10 A. NJ. to 81 P. NJ.
Il. A. BLAIR,
r. b. HURT.