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saIa,! li,ta.! School.

ON MONDAY, THE 7TH INSTANT,
This school will open under the manage
ment of the undersigned In
YOung'S Ware House.
And continue ten months. For four months
1t will be free to the children OF the district
who are within the scholastic age. Other pu-
pills win be received at the following rates,
payable monthly:
Intermediate. per month
High per month
By order OF board oftrustees.
l7dlw JIG, II, BUCK, Principal.
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Music Lessons,
MIS-, Sophia A, AMT viii give instruction
ON the piano ~ the residence Of Captain
John II, bryan, on Lamar street. aud SollellS
n share of PATRONAGE. llDdm
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CORRECT RAILROAD TIME

Can always be found att. NJ. Grams, Nos
Main street, Also, Gold and Silver Watches
that WILL KEEP IT.
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Arrival and Departure OF Trains ut
ENllas.
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08

The closing days OF winter and the early days
of sprIng are very trying to the feeble and SEN
sItive and are apt to affect unpleasantly even
the more robust and vigorous. Nothing can be
more uncongenial to the nerves or more depres-
sing to the spirits than damp, chilling winds,
fogs and cold rains. and Of such unwelcome
visitors we have a superabundauce at this sea-
son. Common prudence suggests, therefore,
the pTOpuety Of certifying the system against
these insidious enemies Of health and comfort,
and the experience Of more than quarter of
century points 10 Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
as the all-sunieient sanitary safeguard under
such untOward circumstances. An accession
Of vital strength and energy is what is required
10 meet and overcome the unhealthy elements
now present in the atmosphere. This increase
Of vital power, so necessary to meet the extra
ordinary drafts which an Indictment season
makes upon the system and the constitution,
can be readily acquired by taking from two to
three doses Of Hostetter's Bitters daily during
the winter and spring months. The nature OF
this celebrated restorative Is well known TO the
public. Il is composed OF an absolutely pure
diGusive stimuIant, nedicated with the ex-
tracts and juices of the most effective tonic, al
terative, auti-blIious and laxative roots and
herbs known to medical science. To the com
binatIOa OF these excellent ingredients, in pro-
portions suitable 10 the exigencies of enfeebled,
languid and diseased systems, the great tonic
Alternative owes its efficiency rs a preventive
and curative. \ course OF it, commenced now,
will prevent all danger OF fever and aEue,
rheumatism, or other ailments arising from
cold and damp peculiar to the spring months,
and also prove safeguard against the attacks
of dyspepsia and liver complaint which so fire.
quently occur atthis period of the year.
augl.lm
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cd, idiotic sister, who lived with
him. Some twelve months since
Chambeaugh, being a stranger and
sick, found shelter with Hester.
During his stay it Is charged that
he accomplished the ruin Of the
poor girl. At any rate she was
found eacieHte. Chambeaugh fed
the country when this state of facts
was ascertained. 10 due tine the
poor unfortunate girl gave birth to
a child, the idiot mother dying, the
child surviving. On Monday,
Chambeaugh, charged with this
brutal act of seduction, returned;
and against the warning of outsi-
ders found his way to Hester's boat.
Hester met him with his double
barrel shotgun, and gave him the
benefit of both loads.
Hester II said TO be clever,
hard working, industrious young
man, end If the state of facts as de-
tailed are true, he deserves the sym
pathy and approval of the entire
community. The statement given Is
the curre't report, but we suppose
;Le the facts will be clearly brought
forward on Hester's trial.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08
Tribute of respect.


Ala meeting OF the Presbyterian sur
day school. on Sunday, June 18th, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted. viz;
whereas, It has pleased the Great Head
of the church in His iuscrutabie Proyi-
dence 10 take from u 10 Himself, our be-
loved companion and pupil EDDIE HRsCH,
and, whereas, IN the discharge OF this, our
melancholy duty, il hteomes rs 10 ac-
knowledge His hand in this, as in all other
acts Of Hrs Providence, therefore,
Resolved, That, though wosadly miss his
bright face and marked attention, yet we
bow in humble submission 10 the will OF
Him "who doetb all Thing well, and meek
Iy implure the divine blessing, that our
great sorrow may rebound TO cur highest
good.
Resolved, That In giving this tesiimony
to the worth and excellence ct our young
friend. 1t is with this assurance, that he Is
now In the bosom of that dear BedecmeT
whom he loved.
Resolved That as schon', We tuud"r 20
the bereuyea patents our heart felt syn-
psthies.
Resolved, That copy 81 these rlsoiu-
tions he sent 30 the fImiiy OF our departed
brother, and that copy toe sent TO The
Whig and Tribune, with :, request that
they be published.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08

US 10 Coffee county. This from the
Nashville Banner il fair sample:
Information reached here ycster-
day TO the effect that difficulty a
rose between man named Web
stcF and another white man at
Webster's Mills, Coffee county,
Tuesday. During the fight which
followed, Webster knocked his
combatant senseless TO the ground
with a maui, and left him laying
where he fell. On recovering con-
seriousness, the latter armed himself
with a Ratchet, returned to the
mills, and twice struck Webster in
the back of the head, crushing in
the skull each time.
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:, es,i me ~ $40 -. i3e'io
,-on
Nf.,,,I,is ,ivos,ho ybi,e mans
,i.Lo+a GOA neaiori,,. and Tho cunt,
yo,o u,iII increase :, Tho citv ia in
- H., e.s -.
HARnE,fAN cor-Nry.
Poc,uaNr.e- LIVINGSTON II5.
BOYD, 30.
SALISBURY Livingston, 22j:
Boyd, 81.
MIDpLLroE Livingston, 10:
Boyd, 3.
LEAGUES STATIuN Livingston,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08

CADET SMITHS DISMISSAL
Our readers may remember that
the Radical party made some capt.
tai out of the fact that the negro
boy Smith had been permitted to
matriculatc Mt West Point. This
was two or three years ago, but the
annoyances and Sights to which
The colored cadet was subjected by
his fellow students are yet fresh in
the minds of many. Smith was
snubbed, whipped, and in ever way
discouraged, but he remained in
the institution. Not long since, in
due course, the time for graduating
MN arrived, and the question as to
what should be done with him had
70 DC squarely met. Graduation
meant his assignment to regiment.
anu mat meant his elevation to an
equal footing with the white ofii-
GERS This was duty too delicate
even Tor a Radical Secretary of war
to undertake, and SO Cadet Smith
was quietly strangled on the ground
OF . lncaPaclty.ssT heroupon the dis
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08
FOR THE LEGISLATURES

We are authorized to announce r. G. COLE,
ascandidate for a seat IN the lower house oi
the next General Assembly, subject TO the
decision Of the Democratic Convention.
We are authorized to announce Capt. j. j.
RICE as a candidate to represent Madison
county in the next Legislature, subject 20
the decision Of the convention 10 be held in
jackson on the LIST OF September.
We are authorized 10 announce John J
BirdsOng, Esq, Of the 10th district, as a can
didate 10 represent Madison county ia The
next Legislature subject 10 the Convention
called to meet in this city on sept. the lst-
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Henderson County.

The returns from Henderson coun-
ty indicate the election of Aydlett
for sheriff; Rhodes for county clerk;
Smith for circuit clerk; VIM. Carroll
for tax collector and James Henry for
Register.
All of the above candidates are
democrats except Smith, who is an
anti-civil rights republican.
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NIcNairy County.

For Judge-McKinuey 1900; Hud-
Ueston and Bateman about 500 each.
For County Court Clerk-Shull 1900;
Bell 7S6; Adams $40.
For Sherif-Jopling between 800
and 1000.
Fer Circuit Court Clerk Meeks
1900; Dolby 1000.
For Register 1000.
For Trustee-Moore elected by II
large majority.
For Tax Collector-E'iHk elected 10y
a large majority.
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HuNrINapoN, Aug. 3d, "a.


HUNTINGDON, Aug. Sd, IA.
Editors IKhIG- and Tribune:
Pursuant to 4 call made Uy the
Democratic Committee of this coun-
u, a convention to appoint dele
gates to represent Carroll county
in the Congressional convention, TO
meet in jackson on the 18th inst,
was held in the Court House to-
day. Judge Geo IL. Prince was
chosen Cairman, Ben. F. SmoOt
Secretary. The following resolu-
tions were offered by A. @. Haw-
kins and adopted:
Resolred, That the Chairman of
this convention appoint twelve del
egates, for the purpose of attend
ing the Congressional convention,
to be holden at Jackson on the 18th
inst, to select candidate for Con-
gress for this District, and that said
delegates, when so appointed be,
and they are hereby instructed, to
cast the vote of Carroll county in
said convention for the Hon. J. d.
c. Atkins.
Be It further Resoired, That in tho
event any of said delegates so ap-
pointed should fail to attend said
convention, then those who are
present, either personally or by
proxy, from this county, be, and
they are hereby authorized aud di-
rected to cast the vote of Carroll
county as though the whole deIega-
ton were present.
On motion a Committee OF three,
viz: DIR. - Newsom, George W
Rogers and Ii. c. Townes were Sc
lected to suggest the names of par
ties to act as delegates in said con-
ventiOn.
The following named delegates
were chosen, tO-wit: j. y. Warlick,
LIST dist; u. L. HillsmaB, 2d dist;
&. z. Currin and Is. j. EZZelI. 4th
dist; b. S. EnlOe, 9TH dist, w. L.
Curtis, 9th dist; w. Ii. Hawkins
and Alfred Briant, Ilth dist; VIM.
johnson, 18th dist; Henry Moose,
18th dist; Atlas Butler, 10th dist;
w. A. Coleman, 18th dist.
On motion the Chairman, Sccre-
tary and Committee were added to
the list of delegates.
On motion the Secretary was re-
quested to furnish a copy Of the
proceedings to the Union and
American, Paris IntelIgencer, Nc
Kenzie Times, Lexington Reporter
and Jackson Wing and Tribune.
On motion of DIR. Curtis the COLI
ventIon adjourned sine de.
GFO. Ii. PRINCE, Chairman.
Ben. L. SHOOT, Sec.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08
FOR THE SENATE.

We are authorized 10 announce r. ".
HAYNES, Esq, as "A candidate for state sen
ator from the counties OF Madison and Har
deman, subject to the convention TO assem-
BILE in Jackson on Tuesday, the lst day OF
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THos. & RoBT. n. JONES,
WHOLESALE
No. So West Second Street
CINCINNATI. o.
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Emperor of Germany will
visit Italy during the year.
T. B. Harris, Grand Secretary Of
the Freemasons Of Canada, is seri-
ously Ill.
The Chinese Government IL a
bout to establish a consulate In San
Francisco.
Henri Rochelort has issued the
first number of his rclighted Ian
terne in London, but 1t burns with
a very feeble flame.
1t is thought that the sending of
a German squadron to Spanish wa
tiers will cause the Spanish navy to
90 over 10 the Carlists.
The telegraph Office at Santan-
der has refused TO accept any des
patch relating 10 military opera
lions and the events Of the war.
\ motion to raise the state siege
Was yesterday rejected by the
French Assembly. The motion TO
adjourn on the 9th of August until
the 3Oih of Nov. was carried.
4 special dispatch 10 the New
York Herald from Paris reports
that serious complications have a
risen between Germany and France
concerning Spanish affairs, and a
diplomatic rupture between the
two powers is threatened.
1t Is said that the moderate par
ty which has ruled Italy for four
teen years is now utterly discredi-
ted. Paper money is Increasing,
brigandage hourishing, and poor la
borers becoming discouraged and
riOtous
There was violent scene in the
Assembly at Versailles Saturday,
caused by a Bonapartist deputy,
who said the republic had saccumb-
ed before the scorn of honest men.
1t is thought that several duels will
follow.
LoNDoN.-The interest in the ex-
hibitiOns of the American base ball
players is increasing The English
/ public interested in field sports be-
gin to understand the principles of
the American national game. The
Midland Railroad will run special
excursions trains with American
Pullman cars to all points on its
line where the clubs play.
1t is the opinion Of many that
Nine. Nilsson is rapidly singing
terseff out OF the RANK of greet ar
lists. In 'Trovatore, at Drury
Lane, the other night, she sang out
of time, and out of tune, and inter
polated variations of her own,
which made Sir Michael Costa's
| hair stand on end. Her whole con-
ception of LeonOra was a new one
but il was not a true one.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08

Henry NJ. Wattcrson, Esq, the
distinguished editor of the Courier
journal has accepted the invitation
of the Tennessee Press Association
to deliver the annual address before
that body at its meeting in the Sum
mcr of 1875.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08
Pinson Directory.

JOHNSON & CO., Dealers in Fancy and STA
D pie Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots, shoes,
Hats. Caps, Hardware, Queensware and Tia
ware. Also Groceries of every description.
In short everything usually Kept IN a general
supply store.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1874.

THE ELECIIoN.-The result Of
the county elections indicate that
the Radical party in this portion Of
the State has been subjected to utter
and humiliating defeat. We think
we can safely say that Chancellor
Livingston has been triumphantly
elected in this district, notwith-
standing the odds against him.
Fayettc has made a gallant fight for
white supremacy, and even il she
has not been altogether successful
deserves especial mention. The
same may be said of Haywood. In
the rest of the district the Demo
cratic party at all points has done
its whole duty, and we think that
Il. L. Boyd, who has not borne him
self in manner BETTING an aspi-
rant for judicial position, is I'M
doubleday defeated by large ma
jority.
In this county there was unusual
interest felt in the result of the cleo
ton on Thursday, but it is not our
intention here to say much concern
ing it. We only wish to express
the belief that neither the exhilera-
ton of victory, nor the mortifica-
ton of defeat may move our friends
to say or do anything that they will
have cause to regret hereafter. We
have no reproaches for the indepen-
dent candidates. We, in common
with great majority of the people
of Madison, thought that there was
danger of a march being stolen up
on us by the white Radical ring in
our midst. The Independents thop
differently, and there was not time
for a settlement of the controversy
by argument. 1t was RENTED TO
the people and the result is known.
The Radicals have been baiIled and
our county Offices are filed with
good men. That some deserving
men have been defeated, and that
they received the support of many
who arc true to their State, and to
their old convictions, we freely adj,
nit. With these men we intend Il
have no quarrel. There are Other
cattles to be fought before the free
dom of the South can be won, and
we are unwilling to part company
with any one who has heretofore
acted with us. When the figures
are all in from Madison county, il
will be easily domonstrable, thai
the danger approhended by the Con
ventinn party was real, and that il
would have been impossible to avert
it in any other way than that chosen
When this fact is made manifest, a,
it will be, we know that the slight
disafection in the ranks of the party
in Madison, will disappear at once
and that it will be as invincible in
the future as il has been in the mast
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call for Primary Meetings.

In pursuance of instructions from
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee of Madison county, meetings of
the people Of Madison county are
hereby called to be held on Satur-
day, the 10Th day of August 1874,
at the several voting places of said
county, for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the Convention to be
held in jackson on the LIST day of
September, TO nominate candidates
for Senator, Floater and Represeu-
tative in the next Legislature. The
committee earnestly hope that the
people will turn out in force, and
give the Convention q fair and full
expression of their wishes in this
most important matter.
d. NJ. WISDOM, Ch'm'n.
J. G.. PYBAs, Sec'ty.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08

A telegram from Nebraska brings
90 mind the old saying-'It is an
al wind that blows nobody good"
The storm Of Saturday night last
blew the grasshOppers out Of the
state, and much produce that had
been given up as lost will now be
shYea.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08
Announcements.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized TO announce Gen. J.
ID. T.. Atkins, as a candidate for seat in
the 4ith Congress. Subject to a convention
of the Democrats and Conservatives OF the
Sth District
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08
Denmark Directory

u r. BRYANT, dealer in staple and Fancy
L. DRY Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes,
Hats Etc. General line OF Groceries and
Hardware, Queensware and cutlery. Prices
competing with either Jackson OF Brownsville,
South side Main street.
.rEWBEBN & PENN, Fancy and staple
- DIV Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Clothing anil Furnishing Goods. Also Gro
ceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Queen ware, Etc.
ID II. BLUME a CO., Dealer in pure Drugs
d. Medicines, Chemicals, DYE Stuns. Per
fumcry and Toilet Soaps. Writing Paper
Pens, Ink, Pencils, Etc.
Pure Liquors for medical PURPOSES
Physicians Prescriptions carefully coin
pounded
tNR. JOHN ". HAYES, PysiCian and sur
1 geon, offers his professional services TO
the citizens OF Denmark and vicinity. Onicc
North side Main street
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MELON DIRECTORY.

yEy II. SUMMERS, Dealer IN Drug, Med
w cines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stu1s, 7 N ware,
Queenswarc and shelf goods Of every descFlp
ton. Also fine Chewing and smoking Iobac-
60 and Cigars. Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded.
DR. GEO LACY. Physician al surgeon,
i } offers his professional services 70 the citi-
Zens OF MeiiOn and vicinity. ONCE west SIDE
Main street.
,,WISK BROS, Dealers IN Staple AMI Fancy
- Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, sh0e~, H2ts.
and "a general ne Of Groceries, Hardware,
Farming inducements, etc. VIII nOt be under
sllt E4 any one IN MedOn or jackson.
yN q ANDERSON, Dealer in staple and
HAS and NOtlOns; Groceries, Hardware CUT
lerv QueensWare, Saddlery, Tlnware and
Farming Implements; all at Jackson prices.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-08
DIR. A. M. WILSON, Is
Physician and Surgeon.
On,e Southwest Garner. CaUrt s,,,,s,-s-

OMce southHtst LorneF, t9Ut sqnarsl
PARIs, TENN.
HAS prepared himself with all necessary
H Drugs. Apparatus, etc, for the thorough
treatment Of all varieties OF Nenerial Diseases
Syphilis, GonOIrhoas. elect. Etc., and their
eNii consequences IN whatever form they may
occur. Also ApparatusCs for Nervous Dis
eases-Puralysis, Etc. Guarantees as thor
ough Treatment a. can be obtained in the Mel
zeal College hospitals OF larger cities. curtail-
Ing expenses Of high boarding, and cxorbitent
Ices OF large cities feb7-tf.