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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

We are indebted to Messrs. Del
bridge & Sheegog for n present OF
some fine cigars, which are in keep
ing with all of the goods kept by these
gentlemen.
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ToNsoRIAL.-For the accommoda-
ton of the Gents. of Jackson, who
want to be diked up inthe latest style,
Ihave opened a FIRST CLASS BAR
Der SHOP in the cellar, under D. W
Hughes Jewelry Store. All ask is
a trial to prove to the public that I am
an artist of rare accomplishments.
JOHN HUTCHINS.
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l.. Nance has a handsome and com
plete STOCK of Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, all of which he is
selling low for cash. Give him call
at his new store, Nos. and 4, Parkers
Block, Liberty Street. nos If.
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Prices SUITED FOR THE TINES, in
Crockery, Glass, Groceries. Confec-
tioneries, and everything, at
dec I2-2t j. A. COLLISs.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

King is the man for Mayor. He
suits the times and the people.
dec PA VOTERS ID WARD.
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Il. B. johnson, on Liberty street, has an
endless variety Of dolls, toys and notions Of
every description, Cali and examine his
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$500 900

20 CASH GIFTS, aggregatIng $50 900
Price Of Tickets.
, yzrl,ole Tickets $1,000 Quarter Tickets = %
Half Tickets. SEQ Eleven Tickets s-lal.t0
~ Tickets. Circulars, &c, address
HENRY Y. MOORE, Sec'y.
! roAfrn- Norfolk, Va
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Rev. A.P. Graves, the evangelist,

Rev. ~. L. Grayes, the evangelist
preached TO crowde houses until
the close OF his work in this city.
On Friday night the services were
held at the Opera House, and on
/ Saturday night at the Methodist
church. On Sunday night the fare
we'll sermon was preached at the
place first mentioned. Nearly a
| thousand persons were estimated 10
be in attendance. We know the ca
[ pacity Of one church in New Or
leans that seats that number on the
, main floor, and We think the Sun
day night audience as large as any
we ever saw on the floor of that
church. Towards the close of the
exercises . collection was taken up
to meet the temporal wants of the
distinguished gentleman who fol-
lows the primitive precept, carry
neither purse nor scrip" ana trusts
to the good providence of God for
meat and raiment as he goes about
on his cosmopolitan mission, preach
ing righteousness, temperance aud
judgement to come.
After the close of the services at
the Opera House the congregation
adjourned to the Methodist church
Were an inquiry meeting was held. |
Many persons testified their thank |
fulness for spiritual blessings, and /
at the close OF the services the great /
mass OF those persons in attendance /
passed by the alter railing and babe |
farewell to Mr. Graves, who was to 1
leave for Holly Springs the next |
day.
THE END OF THE WOLF STORY.
Some three weeks since we pub
li5hed OH the information of ii. X.
Williams, OF the 18th district OF this
county, the statement that no bod,
a rev days before, killed 3 wolf.
Before our next issue Mr.. Pearcey,
who lives near Mr.. Williams, cali
ed i'll to say that the rolf that VIII
liams killed was fraud, and no
rolf, but in truth a valuable terrier
dog, belonging to him, for which he
would .haVe refused fifty dollars.
We published this statement and
that inasmuch as the law
allowed q reward for wolf-scalps,
that the hide be produced in Coun-
ty Court and settled by the JUS
tees. Acting on this hint Mr. Will
liams made profert of the skin to
the court last Monday, and after
solemn argument and view, it was
pronounced SUD JUDGE vertable
wolf skin, and the scalp was duly
detached and burned as the law di-
reefs, and an order passed allowing
Mr.. Williams the sum OF six dollars.
Mr.. Williams unwilling to enjoy
his success alone, proceeded at once
10 the WING AND TRIBUNE office,
and unfolded the outer covering of
the wild beast upon our table and
remarked in an undertone which
seemed very much like notes of
triumph, Gin hoe signO Uinees," or
words to that effect.
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SERIOUS AccIDEsT.-Mr. Tiffany, a
railroad conductor who lives in this
city, had his right leg badly broken
near Trenton OH Saturday last. A
wheel of one of the cars struck him
between the knee joint and ankle, re-
sulting in compound fracture, with
liberation Of the muscles. He was
brought to this city and Is now IN
der the treatment of DIR. Jno. Fenner.
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FOR RENT.
TOInIin's Hall.

which Is centrally located, and admirably
adopted 10 the purposes for which II has
been heretofore used. il would also make
"a good siore-TOorn, or sales-roOin. For par
ucuiars enquire o.
octi0-tf JOHN l. II. TOAILIS.
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FIEST GRAND GILT C0ECERT
MONTICELLO
Female Humane Association.
At ALEXANDRIA, Va.
NOVEMBER %. laz4.

The Montpelier Female Humane Aeeocif~
ton. chartered By the legislature Of Virgins
and he Circuit Court Of Orange Co., PROPOSED
by n Grand GIFT Concert 90 establish ana cndoS
q a'H0me for the Old. Indrm, aud Destifuse
Ladies OF Virginia, - AZ Moutpcliar. the Tor
rner residence OF President james Madison
GoyERNon's OFFICE, REcHN0Np.
Friday, July s, 1874.
NJ aIgrus me pleasure 70 say that j am foil
acquainted with q large majority 0f the oil
ccIs Of the Montpclicr Female Hu1anc Atzcs
ciafion. who reside In she vicI1it5 OF mr hour.
end 1 attest their inteli acnce aLd theiT WORTH
ard high reputation as gentlemen. o. well =
the public confidence, influence uni sulssitr-
flal means literally ropresrniei, among thrlil-
JAS. l. KEMPEH, Gov Nlr-i 1ia.
ALEXANDRIA Va, July s, ieIi~-r
commend them Is gents OF honor and iuicgfi-
~, and fully entitled 20 the confidence Of ths
n. ". HUGHES, L. S. Judge East. Dis. u.
Further references by permission; His IEz-
ceilency Gilbert g. walker, Ex-Governor II
"a = Hon Isobr e " ifhers, IleiIt-tiov I
Va. and II. 81 senator elect Senators az
NfsrsIers OF Congrcss from Va
fSeunfffanccs for tickets may be made by cx-
,,,--Sc rlrepaid. pOst-oulce mOney-ortier "a
~. siuir-ton ID. c., OF BY registered letter.
F'rr fill Jlarticularss testimonials, &C. 81 Z
~ d-irs-s- HON. JAMES BARBOUR.
rrrat1 n. H. A.. AK A.spIrk. Va
Hcllahle nlcnis Warlet crerFEhcrc-
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CANDIES CANDIES - he handsomest
line Of Fancy Candies ever offered in Jack
sou, a, x b. johnson's, on Liberty street,
between Main and Lafayette.
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Christmas is Coming! Re e
member Randolph & Co, are pre-
pared to furnish Cakes OF all kinds
Decorated and Piain-to order, Star
Confectionery.
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We keep the best Apple Vinegar
ever brought to jackson.
G.. II. RAMSEY & Co.
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MARDI GRAs.-A number of the
young gentlemen of this city have de-
termined to celebrate Mardi Gras in
becoming style, aud to this end they
propose to hold Il meeting at the
Court House, in the city on Saturday
night, the 18th inst. Whatever may
be determined upon will be carried
out i'll a manner that will reflect cred
il upon those who have the matter in
hand
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W .HG AND TRIBUNE

King made the best Mayor Jackson
ever had dec III
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W. F. ALEXANDER, by long expert
ence, and intimate connection with the best
Boot and Shoe houses in the United States,
can offer inducements to purchasers great
er than thev can possibly find elsewhere.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

King had more work done than any
body while he was Mayor. He is the
man for the workingmen.
dec I2-4t VOTFRS
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RELIGIoUs.-rheR Rev. Z. G. Slater,
D. D., preached his first pastoral ser
mon on Sunday morning at II o'clock,
to his new charge, the First Metho-
dist Church of this city. His sermon
was from I'd Corinthians, Sth and 9th
verses, the leading thought being the
riches and poverty of Christ. The
DR.. began his discourse 10y saying
that he felt an unusual difiidence in
entering upon his new work in Jack
son, because he was the successor of
one of the best anl ablest Ren Of his
church; and as ne said that it was the
first time that he hal ever made such
q statement in the pulpit. the manner
of the man impressed every one with
the truth of the uttcrance. His SER
mon was connected, pertinent to the
text, and delivered IN the style of
earnest conversation, rather than that
of ordinary defamation, though at
times he rose with his subject to the
plane of the orator, and sustained the
interest of his hearers throughout the
entire delivery, occupying 80 minutes
he uses a faultless dictiOn aud IN
pretentious learning in his pulpit
work, and without any purpose Of
dealing in shallow laGdation, we may
safely predict that DIR. Slater viii
sustain his we'll earned reputation as
an efficient teacher and worker in his
church.
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TOYS! TOYS!!--- Tho largest
stock of Toys in Jackson, at
RANDOLPH & cos.
uo5-tf. East of Court House.
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FRIEDLoB has in stock at his store, on
Lafayette street. an elegant assortment Of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots. Shoes and
Hats, which he is offering TO the citizens Of
jackson and vicinity at astonishingly low
figures.
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&C TO TEXAS
VIA THE
LONE STAR ROUTE /!
rISrEnS ArIoNAL AND GREAT MOTHERS
RAILROAD.

rISTERS ATIONAL AND GREAT MOTHERS
RAILROAD.
IBASSENGEES going 70 Texas via Mem
phts and Little Rock, OF via ShrleNe-
Islrt strikc this line at LOngylewi the best
Route 20 Palestine, Hearne, Waco, AUSTIN
Huntsville. Houston, Galveston and al
,,ofut. IN Western, Central, Eastefn aud
Southern Texas 49,
PsSsengers wa New Orleans VIII find IL
the Best Route 10 Tyler, MincOla- Dallas,
OVertou, Crockett, LOngVlew ttnd All points
in Eastern aud Northeastern Texas
This line Is we'll bnlits thoroughly equip
ped witk every modern Improvement IN
Guiding New and Elegant Day coaches,
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars, y estlnE-
house sAir brakes, Atllsris Patent safety
Platforms ana Couplers; and nowhere else
can the passenger 20 completely depend On
a suf.etfV. sale and c0sm Portable Journey
The lone STAR ROUTE has admirably
answered the query: '-HOw Ia 20 10 Iexiis3
M me publ csaIion OF an interesting and
trutnf1l document, containing a valuable
and correct map. which cal he oDcstineq
. fr-.- 81 ehaIge. by uddressln< tne GIN r
RAJ TICKET AGENT, International and
l Great Northern Railroad, Houston, Texas
District Il EeD -f--1'
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The WOODS ARE FULL OF THEM
The south-bound train on the N. o.,
st. L. 81 @. r. r. ran off of the track
Wednesday last, just this side of
Bolivar, turning over two or three
cars, one of which was laden with
turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens
which were being shipped to the Cres-
cent City, all Of which escaped from
their railroad prison and are now in
the woods. Would it not be a good
scheme for some of our jackson boys
who have hunting OH the brain to
visit that locality soon? 1t would
certainly offord them fac sport and
f.,,s.I,s.bIy- ,s,as,ld turn out Practicable
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

JUST RECEIvED.-Fresh minced
meat and apple butter, at
ny2I-4t G. IL. RAMSEY & Co.
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a WOMAN on TIE WAE PATH.-As
we were passing down Main street on
Saturday evening last we saw a fe-
male step up aud strike man two
blows in the face with her fist. This
being rather an unusual thing We
thought we could catch an item, and
watched the affray. The man thus
STACKED attempted to avoid her, but
to no purpose, She was determined
to fight it ont on that line if it took
all winter, aud made a grab for a
large hickory stick which was in the
hands of negro standing near by,
but failing to get it, and gore being
her purpose and cad, she followed up
the rapidly retreating steps of her ad-
versary, and as he turned into Center
Alley she turned half brick loose
at him, which took effect in his back,
and as quick as thought another was
whiIled at his head, aud as she was
STOPPING to pick up a third officer
McCabe stepped up and requested her
to desist. She was not satisfied, how
ever, and tried to borrow a pistol
from the officer with which to finish
her work, which request was refused
of course. Thus ended the fight.
The wounded were carried from the
field and in short time quiet reIgned
supreme. We learn the alter
cation was brought about by the
man who was attacked giving an or
der on the female pugilist for twenty
dollars which she owed him for ser.
vices as Oar-keeper. He now saws
that he doesn't think he will give any
more orders or ask for any more SET
Elements again soon, at least whore
there Is a Woman eoncerned.m9
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We are indebted to Mr.. George G.
Hughes for the following statement
OF cotton shipped by the New Orleans,
st. Louis aud Chicago railroad, from
September, 1873, to Nov. Goth, 1874:
l873-Month of Sept, 313 bales.
October 535 bales, November 1902
bales, December 1888.
187-Jauuary 2,319 bales, Februa-
nv 92I bales. March AT bales, April
243 bales, May 339 bales, June %
bales, July 30 bales, August so bales,
September 31S bales, October 1871
bales. November 1,5I5.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

! he Umbrella is more useful than orna-
mental these mid summer days, and if yon
want cheap but serviceable article OF this
kind. call at ALEXANDERS.
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Immense display of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, &c, st J. Friedlob's, at panic prices.
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We have opened in connection
with our Family Grocery q well ar
ranged Meat Market in our cellar,
where can be found at all times
Fresh Oysters, Fresh Fish, Fresh
Meats, Fowls, Fresh Pork-Sausage
made daily, Celery and Vegeta lies
of all kinds. Our friends and the
public generally are invited TO call
and inspect our stock. We extend
to the ladies special invitation.
No trouble to show goods bat a
pleasure.
no5-4t. q. II. RAMSEY 81 Co.
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Business suits, in Jeans AMI Cashmere
all grades and prices, at the Live Clothing
store"
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AGENTS
WANTED

F.,ervv-here ION Salary or Cofnmission5.
a., al f,r me hIOSE TAXING Paner pub
ifsbef Gives IL vuiue ia prefnlUzsss % sab
scribers. Agents outfit nee. Alletress II
once TIE CRITIC COMPANY
Gallnrin. Tenn.
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CREAM EXCITENIENT

At Randolph & Co.'s Confectionery,
examining their fresh stock of Confec-
tioneries of all Kinds, Esss-af Court
House. no5-tf.
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BUsNNss.-It wifi pay you to call at
f. H. Mayo's Auction House, and see
the immense stock of bankrupt goods,
which has just arrived, and are being
sold at a great sacrifice.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves, I'm
bTellas, and every article usually kept in
9 first class GENTS Furnishing House." at
the "'Live Clothing Store"
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DADO keeps the best Oysters in the
city. oct I7-Sm
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About eight locomotives were in a
state Of quiescence a, the lower depot
on Sunday looking like tired steeds at
rest. "William Tha~, 81. .. c. La
mar" James McComb' identify
three Of the motors. The most APP
propriate name of the kind we ever
saw was ''Antee," the French for An
teus, a tabled giant that recovered
new strength when he touched Terra,
his mother Earth, as he wreslled with
Hercules. And this suggests the idea
that ali fable has a profound mean
ing; Anteus representing the human
race falling bac1 upon the soil to re-
pair the ravages of war.
SANTA CLAUS. with his usual great
variety of Christmas Goods, such as
Candies, Confectioneries, traits,
Toys and everything for presents for
the little girls and boys, ladies aud
gentlemen, old or young, for the holi-
days, will be found a. J. A. COL1Ns',
aud oh, how cheap. just suited for
the times. dec I2-2t
The CHRISTIAN Commemorative
devote a considerable portion of the
space on our first page to the Proeee-
dings of the convention of the Chris
tian Church, lately held in Memphis,
which viii be interesting to a large
number Of the readers OF the WHO
AND TRIBUNE. The Christian Church,
though a powerful and constantly in
religious body, ~ yet has 10
organ in this portion of
Tennessee, thro' which it can commu-
licate with its members, and for this
-eason the general reader will excuse
IS for taking up so mpch space usu-
Ally devoted to miscellany and news
Of a different character.
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Celery Kept in a bed in our cellar
for the city trade.
G. II. RAMSEY & Co.
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The Milan Hotel
HAVE YOU TRIED
JURU BE BA


weak, Nervous or Debiiitnfedg
are yon 50 Languid that any exertiou requires
more Of an effort than you feel capable of ma
king7
1IfEE THY JURUBEBh The wonderful rovfg
and iNyIGonATon, which acts 50 beuenlcIailg
on the secrctive Organs a. r. impair viror 10
AL The vital forces.
Is b no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates
Tor a short time, only 20 let the sufferer fall ID
lower depth OF misery, on it Ia a vegetable
tonic acting directly upeu the liver and SPLEEN.
1T EEGl tAIE5 rnE BOWELS, quicta tho
whole system a. 10 soon make the ingaiid feel
Ike new person.
l4r OfEllArrON rs NOT VIOLENT, but IL char
actcflzcd BY great gentlencss; the patient cN-
pcricnces no sudden change, no marked fc-
sulis, but gradually bis troubles
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

For anything you want good to
eat call at
G.. II. RAMSEY & Co.'S.
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We were shown through the mammoth
Dry Goods Emporium of .. Fnedob, and
were astonished to find goods Of such end
less variety. He has one OF the most COM
plete and extensive stocks OF Dry Goods,
Clothing, &c, in this market, which he has
marked down At figures to suit the times.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

Fresh Norfolk Oysters received dai-
ly by express, at DADO'S.
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FRESH Buck wheat Flour at
G. IL. RAMSEY s. Cos.

For RENT.-Ne " house on Royal
Street, below Female Institute.
Kitchen and every thing convenient.
Good garden. Enquire of
STOkELY d. HAYS,
motif. Supreme Court Room.
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CITY LoTs For SALE.-I have
eighly-nine lots, lying between
Hays Avenue and yhe Huntingdon
road, and Preston and Payne Sts.,
in Jackson, which | offer for sale
very cheap, aud on accommodating
terms. Parties desiring to pur-
chase will be shown the lots by Mr..
Wyatt Taylor. For particulars adj
dress me at Wythe Depot, Shelby
county, Tenn. l.. l.. BATTLE.
December II, 1874. A..
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G. A, ECKERLY, Wholesale Grocer, Cot
ton Factor and Commission Merchant, No.
aS5 Front Street, corner Of Union, Memphis,
Tennessee. SPECIALTIES- Wholesale -
Canned Fruits and Fish, and Preserves OF
every description, Raisins, Nuts, Sardines,
Domestic and imported Fruits, Teas, Spices,
Coffee and Sugar. octlO- 3m.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

Fresh Fish and Oysters, on ice,
daily at @. II. RAMSEY & Co.'S.
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a full, and first class, lIae of Gents un-
der-wear, at the alive Clothing store."-
Rock bottom figures.
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COMMERCIAL.
Money and STOCK market.

Tenn. Bonds, with past due coupons, s.
Cqmptrollers Warrants. %
Madison County Scrip. $1,000. 50
City OF JACKSON Scrip GO
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HIP ETr SAMPLES to AGENT h.
dies, Combination Nee
cle-boolE, Win ChfOmos. send rfafnfs.
Dean q Co, New Bedford, Mais-
c0hSIA4T 6APL0fnEhT--At home, siille %
fenale, - a week Wurrauted- No cal i-
tai Repaired Particulars and valuable s.irl-
pie sent free, Address with cent return
stamp. g. Ross Williamsburg. n. Y.
Work Ase aSi day or ess % hsR'. 50 o
for all s sss; We ss , yS 4ss Pqsas 81
10 cts return stamp n Young, 10 Grc-n-
wich 81. Ny.
ufAWTE n-AGES1ss far the lasf ss1.i.-
" ~ IL ing Prize Stationery Isitctac,s
out sam PIE package, posf pad. for &c. ir-
cnlars free. J. BitIDE. ldI Broadway, ,.
pSYchOAANcY, or SOUL MIN6,--IIsIr ci-
ther sex may iarcluslis and TuIIi Z 1III IflrlI
aud aile7llou OF any person they choose ih-
SANITY. This simple. meItaI llII I.lrIIaIsE
iit can posses Zee, BY mail for -1c. It.ril-
- With a marriage guide, L.tTpIInll ~ lrlr.
dreams Hints - ladies, fllulIIu.l Is I.tlE
siiigis, etc 4 queeF book = fIl.rles a ~ ~
Lam q Co., Puoiisaers, i-lilftitipIIIaI
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TRERsh.aIER HOUSE,

u ANLNG rented what is known as the
II tie Robinson House, situated ouDo-
ste Voc Court House, Jackson, Tenn, am
nov pEepared 10 entertain ia the mosl
- -, e NY friends and the travel
ttt9, ana Is consequently couvenfentiy fo-
c-tled commercial travellers furnished
VITA sam pie rooms in which 10 display
their goods Board cheap and fare as good
. the city AFFORDS. Respectfully.
OcLlt-3in. Ms II. l. TRIMMER
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w. F. ALEXANDER, corner Main AM
Market Streets, jackson, Tenn, makes 4
specially Of CustOm-made BOOTS, SHOES,
and CATERS, and is ready 70 ill all
orders in this line. june6 #
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All of the little boys in Jackson
have turned musicians. They indulge
in that harmonious and beautiful III
strument known to visitors of burnt
cork concerts, as 'bones." They rat
tie from ''eaEly dawn TO dowy eve, -
with whistling accompaniment of
"Capt. Jack of the horse marines" or
some other touching ballad. The av-
erage jackson boy rattles around his
mother until she declares several times
day, that she is about to go "raving
distracted :" and orders Johnnie out
of the room with threats of the most
terrible character, which Johnnie has
often heard before. a boy in the
WIG AND TRIBUNE Office has caught
the contagion, but We ''have music in
our soul, " and are always moved by
the concord of sweet sounds" and
we are glad to get so many free sere-
nades.
THE MAcHISE SHoPs.-We do not
care to excite hopes that cannot DO
speedily realized, but we think that
we can safely say that the Machine
Shops of the n. o., st. L. & c. r. r.
will be put under contract at an early
day. We saw on Tuesday lengthy
dispatch from President McCdmb,
dated at Wilmington, Delaware, Dec.
Sd, and directed to Gen. A. N. wost,
in which the latter was directed to
obtain the deeds for the grounds nee
essary for the shops as soon as posi-
BILE, in order that work might be com.
menced. Mr.. McComb stated that
the contracts would be made when
ever the titles to the property were
perfected. We suppose that this can
be done in a very little while.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-12-12

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