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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-02-21
Local Correspondence.
Pinson High school.

NEssEs EDIroRs: While on a business
| trip 70 our prosperous neighbOring town Of
PinsOn, n few days since, had the pleasure
Of visiting the High School there, and
! looking a little into its management and
prospects. The building Is the handsOmest
in the town. 1t was erected under the care
fuI supervision Of a. s. Rogers, Esq, Col.
johnson and others, and is well adapted to
its purpose. In view Of the increasing
number Of pupils, additions and further
improvements arc in contemplation,
which, when completed, viii not only add
to its size, but TO It's convenience and archi-
tectural beauty.
The school now numbering one hundred
and one pupils, is under the charge o. Pro-
ressor J. Z. Wright, an energetic and ac-
complished instructor, with NJ. c. Ellis as
assistant. Miss Emma McDearmon, a high
~ cultivated young lady, is principal OF
the Music department. I found her sur
rounded by bevy Of bright eyed, inteIli-
gent girls, who showed that they were pro-
fitting largely by her instructions, and that
she had, what is much to be desired by all
teachers, strong hold upon their affec-
tions. Mrs. E. c. Wright is the Principal
in Drawing. I did not have the pleasure Of
seeing her, but am informed that she IS
thoroughly accom- pllSned IN this beautiful
art, and every way fitted for her position
I was much interested in the exercises Of a
large class in spelling under the charge Of
the Principal Of the Preparatory Depart
mcnt. The performances OF these little
ones revived plea ant memories OF an "Old
field School" in days long gone by. y cl9 =
Of boys were engaged in eliminating alge-
braic equations, by substitution, and some
Of them were sent up to demonstrate b.
fore their visitors. This they did with a
mOdesty and clearness which reflected cred
Z upon themselves and their instructor
II being Friday evening the girls were call
ed upon for their essays, and the larger
boys for their spec cheE, which We're gener-
ally remarkably well read and delivered.
The school IS an honor to PInson and Mad
ison county, OF which we may all well be
proud. To its noble founders and support |
ers the highest need of praise is due. They |
iaayo erected --e-ss,ss..-cAAs - tiicIIlstl
mUrc enduring than braSs-One that WIN I
1.-Two in the hearts Of their aeighbOrs and |
and speak louder than the sculp- |
Iured shaft or the storied urn. Let all who |
have our real interests at heart encourage |
the education OF our youth, and let those
who can, aid the growth of this school by /
their patronage. NJ.
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Tennessee River Items.
AlEssRs. EDITORS

MEssRs. EDITORS:
/ propose to occupy a small corner in
your widely circulated paper. With the
permission Of the formidable trio conStitut
ing the editorial strength of the Wing and
Tribune will furnish the readers such
items as may occur along the waters of the
grand old Tennessee.
DO you send papers to Hardin county?
If you have no subscribers there, write
"leader" or two on the subject of
"Grsngcs," and send few extra copies to
"Will-o'-thc-wisp," and he will hand
them around, and 1 assure you that your
subscription will swell a little. Why do l
think so! Because Grange is being organ
lied az every crossroads from Snake Creek,
in McNairy, to Indian Creek in Hardin.
The honest yeomanry are waking up, and
bcstirring themselves for the utter and ir-
remediable destruction of the "middle
men," Go to church, to town, to haul
wood, to grind your axe, 90 where you will
ut midday or midnight, Sunday or Mon
day, and you will hear nothing but Grange,
Granger. But I say hurrah for the Oranges.
Savannah has come to a stand still since
the suspension of the Tennessee River
News Some parties are thinking and
salking little of starting a paper there
soOn.s
The junior editor OF the T. L. News, &.
+. Lewis, was playing at "base" a few even
inss since in Savannah, when he fell and
struck his knee against rock, and was Sc
rioIsly injured. lie will recover.
Candidates are fast coming to the surface
in Hardin. The Office OF county clerk has
several prominent aspirants, among whom
are II. Il. Hinkle, present incumbent, "Bil-
y" Powers and Clip Duckworth.
Savannah College, under the supervision
Of Capt. Thos. II, Paine, is in flOuriShing
condition.
John V. Wesley, who lives four miles
west of Savannah, has Just completed one
of the best barns in Hardin county.
DR.. L. y. Pettigrew, of Adamsyille, Nc
Marry county, is sejourning with his fami-
ly in Florida for his health.
Elias Ethridge, a constable of the chival-
rous 10th Of McNairy county, was the sub
iect of n heavy joke at Adamsyille a few
days ago. 1t appears that he had taken on
too heavy load of rum to run long, and
becoming tired and hot under its weight
concluded to rest and take 4 nap. Prefer
ring the cool earth to the heat of feather
bed, he stretched himself behind Il. w.
Parker's store, and was soon plying his
oars in the silycry waters Of elysiaH dreams.
During his gentle slumber, some Of the mis-
cbicyous lads around town raised the ealta
around him, and erected a board at his
head, on which were various short and ap-
propriate sentences, all conveying the idea
that Elias was done suffering and serving
on earth. On waking he inquired if they
were in earnest, and receiving answer, re.
piled that he was glad of it, as he did not
| like 10 see people joke so rough.
! WILL-O'-THE-WIsP.
/ Salt River, Feb. 18th, 1874.
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CARROLL STATION ITEMS
EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE:

EDITORS WIG AND TRIBUNE:
Let il be remembered that Carroll is vet
in existence and growing in enterprise
We have had several gatherings within the
last week, and as we hope all for the good
of the community.
Or. l.. j. Burton delivered Us a grand
lecture, February 9Th, on the subject Of
temperance, for the purpose Of organizing
Good Templar's Lodge at this place. We
nope that his words will drive intemper-
ancc from our midst, and that he may be
successful IN the great work be is engaged
in.
Parson q. Il. Taylor preached for u.
thursday the l2th, and also Sunday the
l9th-had quite a number Of hearers.
Rev. ; q. HOwlet visited Us last Sabbath
and assisted Us in organizing a Sabbath
School There seemed TO be much interest
manifested by the children in the school,
ana we hope 70 have success in building
ut up.
As Spring is making it, appearance the
farmers Of the surrounding country are
making preparations for a large cotton
crep, and a. they make il the time OF COM
menclDS the work by which they obtain
the necessaries OF this life NAV we, a.
teachers in the sunday school and as ac-
countaDle beings, make il the season to
commence our WORK in Gods vineyard.
May we teach the youth OF orr community
the important truths Of the Bible. and as
they grow in years may they grow in wis
dom, truth, and christianity. And as sum
mer begins TO dawn and the farmer COM
mences reaping his harvest and gathering
into his barns thereof, may we realize the
fruits OF our labor by many being brought
TO Christ NJ
Carroll Station, Feb. 10th, 1874.
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
PERSONALS.

r. w. Moss Esq, is announced rs sthe 10
cal OF the Dispatch.
Mr.. Block, OF Wittsburg, Arkansas, il nov
In our city, guest OF DIR. Amos Jones'
Capt. j. NJ, woodland eft for New Orlean
on Monday last.
Gen. Quarlcs, Of Clarksy lie, passed thro
the city few days ago, en- route for Mobile
DIR. Fenner Is thought 10 be.improving in
health.
Rev. DIR. J. a. Heard has been confined To
his room by illness for several days.
We are informed that Howell f. Jackson
Esq, of Memphis, proposes TO remove to
this city at an early day.
Miss Matte smith, Of Montgomery, Ala,
who has been on a visit 10 relatives in this
city, returned home a few days ago.
Hon. b. NJ. Tilman, who represented Me
Marry county, in the last legislature, with
signal ability, was in the city on Monday
last. In all probability The will again be-
come a candidate, and IL is no dIsparage-
ment TO others 10 say that he has many
claims upon tho people. He is man OF
solid worth, high personaI character, and
ruque- toned capacity.
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MILAN ITEMS.

Among the improvements of the week
we note the extending and repairing OF
sidewalks, the erection of Drug Store on
the North side of Main Street, and the en-
larSIng and fitting up the Recorders Office
A wholesale whisky house has been Open
ed in town and the danger OF running dry
has ceased.
MIR. +. 4. Collins is closing out his stock
Of Dry Goods at cost. He expects to 20
into the Banking and Exchange business
in this place shortly.
The gloom of yesterday, together with
the absence of a number of our burghers
on 4 visit 10 liking Carnival" caused the
streets to look somewhat desolate. All OF
tho A tt4aIEa..ss many CTJfzscus are
attending Court at Humboldt, this week.
We met Mir. q. w. c. Johnston, Mayor
of Cincinnati, in town Saturday. He was
on Il tour TO New Orleans, accompanied by
his wife, MIR. Wilker, President of the City
Council, and lady, and several others
They visited the business houses and Col.
lege; called upon Mayor JORDAN, Prof. Ken
needy and others.
Sunday morning PInchback, of Louisiana
notOriety, stopped in town several hours
waiting for = train. and was strongly and
strangely eyed by the curious and crusty.
The Memphis and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have 4 Switch Engine stationed Al
this place.
The Prospectus Ofthe "Milan Exchange
W. a. Wade, Editor, is out. The papel
will be issued about the first of March.
FABIUS.
Milan Fehruary 18th 1874
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DIED.


on Saturday. Feb 18th, 1873, CORA FuAS-
CEs, daughter OF y. {. a1d :. F. Perkins,
aged one year, one month and tWenty-three
days.
Weep not. fond parents, hat your little
flower has so soon gone TO Him who sod
suffer little children 10 come unto me-"
but rather rejoice that she has been spar d
the ills and heartaches incident to those of
maturer years.
In this city on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, Mr.. Louis SOlOnOns, ST.,
Nea HI ,nboldt on Tuesday, the 18th
inst, RObeI- McCleary aged - years.
Lula G. Blakemore, young, t daughter Of
James L. BlakemOre, OF Glib IN county,
died on the llth inst.
In this city on the 18th inst, LITTLE
FRANK" son OF Mr.. j. {. Robinson. aged
one year and nine months.
One more little grave on the block hillside,
Another bright -ringed head laid low.
oh, hPSten, winds, the bright spring-tide,
That the grass and flowers may gov.
And mother earth pillow them softly there
Those hye sweet curly heads so Fl
Oh, what is Life, and what is Death2
The yearning spirit asks in vain,
The question wastes LIES shOrt'ning breath
Be trusting as a child again.
Let this all murmuring thoughts dispel,
"Our Father doeth all things we'll"
NH.
= negro was run over and killed by a
train at Brownsville the other day.
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MELON ITEMS.

We had a little snow last night, and for
several days past considerable rain, and as
consequence muddy roads.
Trade is rather dull, cNccp. on auction
days. Cotton is changing hands very rap
idly this week. One Of Jackson's cotton
merchants, J. T. HALEY, has been here for
q week past buying cotton. 10 has given
quite a stimulus 20 this markct--Middling
cotton is current at lJc.
Robert Lowry hiss opened a Shoe and
Boot shop here.
G.. W. Brown is moving and repairing
his old tannery, and will soon be ready 10
begin operations anew.
Cobb * MurchisOn have bought "a rem
nant Of 4 drove Of mules, and VIII sell them
at low RsrsEs-s.
Our farmers are making extensive pTeps-
rations rUT another crop, aud Of course viii
not neglect King Cotton.
Our ''SociaI Circle was rendered very
attractive last week by a visit from Miss
Sammie Newsom Of jackson. She lis well
known to the young men Ofthis COMMUNE
ty, and brought JOY and gladneSs 10 the
hearts Of some, but Of others we refrain
allusiOn. DUB.
MedOn, Feb. 18th, 1874.
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MARRIED.,

/ In this city, at the residence Of the brides
father NJ. NJ. Hammond, ESq-, on Wednes-
| day evening. 18th inst. by Rev. +. McN air,
| M. J. C. Mediin and Mss Maude L, Ham,
mOnd.
ON the 18th iust,- near Crockett NILS
Crockett county. by Rev. J. Z, Brewer Mr..
: 3 Perry and Miss SaIlie BrOwder- Also
M. G.. /. BrOwder and Miss Addie Perry
At Humboldt on the 18th inst, by Rev.
p Tuggle, DR.. &. E. Jackson, OF Sne4by
county, and Miss Emma Rivers
At RIpI,-,,- al, tn, nth inst, by rSvs. {: 1.
S SSI and Mss ee6lfflRl % o. '
At Somerville, on the 10th inst, by Rev.
D. r. =. ROseborough, Mr.. W. Il. Watson, of
somerviIie, and Miss Matte a. Battle, OF
Shelby lunty.
Mr., w. II. Simmons and Miss Eimira
Gillespie were married on Wednesday last
at Humboldt.
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Tribute of Respect.

WHEREAS, L. r. Camden, D. G. W. p,
of this Council, No. sos of Tenn, has been
summoned from our midst by a sudden
and violent death,
Resolved, That in the death Of our believe
brother, this Council and the cluse OF Tenn
perance have lost an active and Jealous
member, and society useful and valuable
citizen.
Resolved, That to his relations who de-
pended mainly upon his strong arm for sup
port, we tender our heartfelt Sympathies in
this their great atllictions.
Resolved, That the. members Of this
Council wear the usual badge of mourning
! for thirty days, that the Council room be
drapcd in mourning, and that these reso-
| lutions- be published in the city papers and
a copy De sent to his bereavcd family.
4. NJ. RUSHING,
W. ID. NANCY, Committee
+. w. BROWN,
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New and stylish Goods.

Our friend, W. F. ALEXANDER,
the pioneer Boot and Shoe man of
jackson, has just returned from Gin
cinnati and New York, with the best
assorted stock of Boots, Shoes and
Hats ever brought to this market.
Alexander makes $ speciality of trade
in his line, and he thoroughly under,
stands the wants of his customers,
and most literally provides for them.
If you need stylish hat, boot, shoe
or cane, you can not do better than
to give him 4 call. His motto is to dc
business con the square," aud he al
ways does It, aud his many friend;
have witnessed his rise and progress
as a merchant with great pleasure.
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FOE CIRCrTT CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce RICIIAnu
\ SSEED as candidate Tor the Office OF
Circuit Court Clerk OF Madison County.
Election the first Thursday in August, Is {
We are authorized TO announce =. W. Boon
as a candidate Tor reelection To- the Office OF
in August.
We are authorized 20 announce VI. D. MEHI-
wETIIEl. as "A candidate Tor Circuit Court Clerk.
Election first Thursday IN August next.
We are authorized % announce 10. GIBBS as
q candidate for Circuit Court Clerk Of Madison
cOuRty. Election lst Thursday in August next.
We are authorized u announce L. b. JONES
as a candidate Tor the Office Of Circuit Court
Clerk OF Madison county. Election LIST Thurs
day in August next.
We are authorized 10 announce WA. NJ.
Moss, as a candidate for Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court OF Madison county. Election
first Thursday in August.
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Attention, Builders.

We would call the attention OF
those wanting anything in the line OF
doors, sash, blinds, brackets, mould
ing, balusters, glass, putty, locks,
hinges, door and shutter bolts, gate,
sash and blind fixtures-infact every
thing in the line of builders hard
ware and vood-worlz-to the largest
and best selected stock of these ma
terials ever brought to Jackson, and
to be found at the old stand of L. Z.
Bates, where he is selling at the very
lowest cash prices. Contractors and
builders will save money by calling
on him before purchasing elsewhere.
Send to him for price list.
Liberty Street,
march 1S-1y. JACKSON, Tenn
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce JAMS II
McBEg as "a candidate for reelection 10 the
office of Tax Collector of Madison county
Election LIST Thursday in August next.
We are authorized to announce MAJ. Ell. y
CLARK as a candidate for Tax Collector oil
Madison county. Election lst Thursday IN
August next.
We are authorized 10 announce JAMES 4.
NELLY Is a candidate Tor Tax Collector OF
Madison County. Election lst Thursday in
August next
We are authorized 70 announce T.. ID. W.
CONGEE As a candidate for Tax Collector al
Madison county. Election Ist Thursday in
August next.
We are authorized TO announce 4. ). ROGERS,
Esq, as a candidate Tor Tax Collector OF Madi-
son county. Election LIST Thursday in Au-
gust next.
We are authorized to announce j. c. HUDs Oh
rs u candidate for the Office Of Tax Collector OF
Madison county. Election LIST Thursday in
August next.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
In the Chancery Court of Madi-
son County, Tenn.

Harriet {. and WIlheImina StoGdeIt vs
JnO. L. Lancaster CT al
DN virtue of an interlOcutOry decree Tor
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
End day of December, lS13, l viii sell at
public austion. to the highest bidder, in
front of the Court House door in Jackson,
Tennessee, on
Wednesday, nth March, 1874,
within legal hours, the following described
property, tO.Wit
Lying in the city OF Jackson, Madlson %,
Tenn, and bounded on the North by BalJi-
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GLASS,

PUTTY. WHITE LEAD, LINSEED
OIL, TURPENTINE, NARNISH, COL
ORS and PAINT ERUSHES, cheap for
CASH. Don't be deceived but so and see
for yourself. He means what he says.
Jackson Tenn, FEB. - ISI3-I2m
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MASON HALL. ObIon Co. Tenn.
February 18th. 1871 /

MESSRs. EDITORS:
All the farmers in this portion Of the
country are busily at work preparing for
the crop Of 1874. Cotton is selling here at
IL and l2Jz. Corn at go and 70 Ter busheI,
and wheat at 81 80 and 1 60. There was
a larger area sown In wheat last fall than
usual. We have Grange at this place and
there are about seventy members. Among
our other institutions is a lodge of Grand
Templars, which is in flourishing condi-
ton. John A. Gri1ey, State Deputy, is
with us at present, and talks OF visiting
Madison county in few days, for the pur-
pose OF organizing lodges in the neishbor-
hood Of McdOn. a TEAiPLAR.
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For COUNTY COURT CLERK.

L Oh GOON11 OOOh OLEILh.
We are authorized TO announce NJ. J..
NEsEY as a candidate for County Court
Clerk. Election first Thursday in August.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT viii be glad 10 receive
again an expression OF approval and conf
dence from the citizens OF Madison county,
in a reelection to the Office Of County Court
Clerk. Z. G. MCCOWAT.
We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL
ID. BARNET as n candidate for the Office Of
County Court Clerk Of Madison countr.-
Election first Thursday in August next.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized TO announce L. N. MAY
rs "a candidate Tor reelection 10 the Office OF
sheriff of Madison county. Election first
Thursday In August next.
We are authorized 10 announce Giles =,
WHITE As - candidate Tor the Onice OF ~herIl
OF Madison county Election lsJ Thursday ~
August next
We are authorized 10 announce NJ y. b.
ENUN as g candidate for sheriff OF Madison
county. Election lsr Thursday IN Aug Est next
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FOR REGISTER.

To TIE VOTERS OF MADISON COUNTY:
/ hereby announce myself as a candidate for
reelection 70 the effice of Register of Madison
county. l have tried TO serve you faithfully
heretofore, and if ! have done so and YOU
should vote for me in August next VIII feel
grateful. II. Z. McCUTCHEN.
We are authorized to announce W. Il.
BRUTON rs a candidate 70 the Office of County
Register. Election first Thursday in August.
DON CAMERON
Is candidate for Register Of Madison
county. Election first Thursday in Aug.
We are authorized to announce J. Il.
CHAPPELL As a caudIdaUe Tor IlegISIer OF
Madison county. Election first Thursday
in August.
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A CARD.

Having been absent in Middle Tennessee
for ten days, was astonished 10 learn up
on my return, that perc was rumor cur
rent that had withdrawn from the can
vass for Register Of Madison county. Such
is not the case. ] am still in the field, and
will be till am elected IN August next.
DON CAMERON.
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The Fire

Has buraed up mary Doors, Sash, &c,
but there is large stock of DOORS,
SASH. BLINDS, MOULDINGS, 6c., at
L. W. ANDREWS,
No. : Market street, and he has them for
Salo A so
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Milan, February 18th.

a dutiful son at Atlanta set out
to wheel his grandfather's corpse
to the burying ground to save OK
penses, but 4 crowd gathered and
argued with him until he consented
to hire q hearse.
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COMM ERCIAL.
JACKSON COTTON MARKET.
}. 7. M'cUrcHEx, EDITOR.

J. T. NJ CUTCHEN, EDITOR.
The receipts of cotton still continue 10
pour in at ali United States ports to such
an extent that nearly all have given up the
"short crop" idea. Receipts this week will
reach about 10000 bales, being far in ex-
cess of the same week last year. Our latest
dispatches quote the New York market
weak at I61sc for Middling, against 1899
one week ago. New Orleans quotes Md
ding at 161E@1G1lc. Cincinnati 151zc.
Mobile 15H@153sc. Memphis 151zc, and
SaEshs'ilIA I39IC9I4c- ---
Our market has not had that life and
buoyancy which we had hoped for and ex-
pected to see; caused in part by the alb
sence from the city Of several of our promi-
nent buyers. Prices, however, have been
well maintained. Heavy rains and bad
roads have caused light receipts.
We uuOtc to-day Friday as follows
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ATTENTIoN.-Be it known to all who
may desire such information, that we have
just received a lot Of very fine Horse and
Jack cuts, and are now prepared to get up
bills for such animals in unrIyalcd style.
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a firm of Louisville swindlers adj
vertised to send a perfect watch, war
ranted to keep exact time, for 81 %.
On sending the money the victims re-
ceived q small sun dial worth 10 cents.
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more street: on the East by Market street;
on the south by Chester street; and on the
West by the residence lot OF Geo. Il. Hughes.
The above described property Is situated
on the Southwestern corner Of the Public
SQUARE. and IS now known as the ''StOdCert
House. said property has been rented un-
Ill lst OF September, 1874, at the rate Of
Sl3j % per mOuth-on the confirmation OF
the report OF sale, the notes for rent, from
day Of sale, viii be TUNED over to the pur-
chaser.
TERMS.-On a credit Of s, =l6 and ii
months, il equal instruments, purchaser 10
give notes with good personal security,
bearing interest from date al s per ceutum,
per annum. Equity OF redemption barred
on confirmation OF report OF sale.
D. n. WISDOM e.. * NJ
tlrauhrll * NIcC0rry. soils fcbI-iW.
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For Rent.

a comfortable anu convenient cottage
residence on North Market street For
terms apply 70 NJ. GRIDLEY,
ian24tf OF l.. II. KELLY
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JACKSON SAVINGS BANK,
Main Street, near Liberty.
jackson, Tenn

JAMES w. ANDERSON, Presi, lent.
\. RHODES, Cashier, formerl y of
Br Bank Tenn at Somerville,
W. 4. CALDWELL, Asst CASH er.