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

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...rs & prevailing in For
Hog osg -5nlc Of the adjourning
sg.lle ,se. naFipg pork scarce.
use Of small pox was devel-
IS WImington on Wednesday
fl<f il was a colored man, who
vas removed beyond the corporate
limits.
In Mcdowell comfy corn Is
worth so cents, wheat Sl.25, oats
G5, butter 20 cents, sweet potatoes
40 cents, and Irish potatoes 60 eta.
Thos. B. Beaslcy, son of Mrs. Sal
lle Beasleya living. -ons-.and a hall
miles below Bath, was drowned on
tho 18th.
Tho Washington Echo gives the
rumor of the contemplated resigna-
ton of Hon. L. G. Reade, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court.
The Kinston Gift Concert did not
come off as advertised. Parties hav-
ing purchased tickets can have the
money refunded by applying to DIR.
Bagley at Kinston.
BIG SALE.-Capt. Sterling Adams,
OF Stokes, last week sold Az, 600
mounds of tobacco at the barns, for
s25 per hundred. The Captain is q
Granger and has about 10000 lbs.
left.-Winston Sentinel.
Magnolia Record: On the 18th
inst, the house of Eveline White
head, who resided near this place,
was entirely consumed by fire, to-
gether with her youngest child and
all the clothing and bedding Of her
self and children.
The Kinston Gazette says: New
or within the recollection Of the
oldest inhabitant' has it been so
dry in this section, at this season,
as now. Many of the wells have
utterly failed, and it is difficult, in
Inany parts OF the town, to-gct wa
Yer for family use.'
DIR. X. II. Dickens, OF Edge
Anbe, produced on his farm this
M with one horse the following
Twenty and a half bales Of
q, scventy-fve barrels Of corn,
tacks Of fodder aud seventy
bells of Potatoer.
"a Our Al GRANOE.-On
Ugh last the Masonic Hall
"a Lodge of Cedar Fork
fNorth Carolina. gas des
u FIRE. Three negroes
eddy detectedand captur
the ashesos the burned
we're cold. They confess
lmsTand are now await
eensboro Patriot. We were
ented last lEeek with G0iae ripe
Awberries and red June apples
Lh second crop and grown 81 G.
Anthony, the proprietor of 6uil-
II Nurseries. These delicious.
fruits are greatly out of season; but
our nursery-me- Grs equal. 10 any
emcrgency-on of theHaost sue
eessfaI Of which sold early apples
that ripened in January. Who can
beat that?
We learn from tho Jefferson Mes
sengcr of the 10th, that n shooting
affair occurrek at Grassy Greek
Church, on the Sunday before, in
which Mr.. Ben, Phillips, an old
aud esteemed citizen of Ashe eoun-
", who approached a crowd of
boys that were in a difficulty, when
VIM. Gentry, Que of the boys, turn
ed upon him and shot him twice.
Gentry also shot boy named De-
board
DfsTRIBUTloN OF STATE ARMs.-
Tho Adjutant General has forwar-
ded one hundred cadet breech-load
ing rife muskets to each of the mil
itary schools of the State, viz: The
Horner & Graves School, at Hills
boro; Bingham's School, at Ne
GAINESVILLE, and tho Charlotte Mill
tary Institute. He has also, at the
depot in Raleigh (arrived to-day4 a
4 gun battery OF artillery, with q
complete sett OF implements, inclu-
ding limbers, caissous, &c. These
guns dIO OfOuAO IL pOuuuOIoJ auu
are intended for the use of the Ar
tillery Company recently organic
ed in Raleigh, of which Capt. A. B.
Stronach is commander.-Raleigh
News.
Judge Dick, Of the Federal Court
has made some new and important
rules for the government of his
auxiliary departments. He has dis
a missed indictments against all par
ties, where the offence is charged to
have occurred prior to 1872; has
given the u. S. Commissioners We
ry strict rules for their conduct,
curtailing their powers very mate
rally. We hope, of very many of
the fantastic tricks some of these
delectables have been cutting up;
read the Deputy Marshals a very
r timely lesson upon what will be
expected of them, and what only
will be tolerated hereafter from
them.-Ashville Citizen.
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